rescheduling

Speech parts

1. rescheduling - Noun

2. rescheduling - Verb

Meaning

rescheduling

present participle of reschedule

rescheduling (plural reschedulings)

A change of schedule.

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Around that time, Japan began to see a surge in infections, prompting the government to close schools and urge theme parks and major events to consider cancelling or rescheduling until the infections were brought under control. Source: Internet

Both Mori and CEO Toshiro Muto have said the cost of rescheduling would be “massive” – local reports estimate billions of dollars – with most of the expenses borne by Japanese taxpayers. Source: Internet

Both Mori and CEO Toshiro Muto have said the the cost of rescheduling will be “massive” — local reports suggest several billion dollars — with most of the expenses borne by Japanese taxpayers. Source: Internet

A small group have chosen to push on, tired of rescheduling and realising that next year's booking calendar is already filling up for many wedding venues. Source: Internet

Banks can help by rescheduling loans for property investors using the $100 billion they received from the Reserve Bank’s quantitative easing last week. Source: Internet

He said the play will not be formally cancelled, and dates for rescheduling will be planned and released as soon as possible. Source: Internet

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