reschedule
menjadwal ulang
definition
verb
the concert has been rescheduled for September
change the time of (a planned event).
example
On Monday, the elections committee met and decided to 'reschedule' the election.
Lenders are usually at pains to point out that they are happy to 'reschedule' debts if you run into problems.
They can also arrange to 'reschedule' their existing debts until August 30.
‘We are hoping to 'reschedule' the match for sometime in April,’ said the promoter.
An hour into the meeting, I could see that we were getting nowhere and I suggested that we 'reschedule' the meeting to another day.
The bank was ready to 'reschedule' debts and provide soft loans to help its clients rehabilitate their business.
The only real solution now is to 'reschedule' the debt over a long period - or to default.
The cheaper option if illness, accident or redundancy strikes, is to get in touch with your bank or other lender and arrange to 'reschedule' your loan repayments.
If you receive a call for an interview by phone and the room is not conducive to conversation, kindly ask to 'reschedule' the interview.
He hasn't even bothered to contact us to 'reschedule' a meeting we were to have several weeks ago.
There's no way we can 'reschedule' the world's debts and manage them.
He called on the government to help 'reschedule' loan repayments for those businesses with solid operations and good credit.
Unable to meet their current interest payments, they have been forced to 'reschedule' debts and seek large-scale relief from private creditors and aid donors.
Both student unions are hopeful that they can successfully 'reschedule' the event for the near future.
But if, for some reason, you decide not to see Martin, please give me a call and we can 'reschedule' our next session for its regular time.
Yes, the country would still have to 'reschedule' its suffocating debt.
Therefore, rather than rush that process, we decided to 'reschedule' the conference for five months later when schedules permitted.
And I'd want any decision to 'reschedule' an election to be unanimous.
At least one national radio station had to 'reschedule' its programmes because of protesting staff.
When ultimately they were unable to service or 'reschedule' these debts, the peso and the national government collapsed.
‘In this kind of situation, some political figure could come along and argue for a debt moratorium or some kind of debt 'rescheduling' ,’ he said.
Many creditors lost a lot of money and players went unpaid while debts were 'rescheduled' .
At that time the concert was not 'rescheduled' in the town.
One way in which the government is trying to stave off this problem is by debt and interest payment 'rescheduling' .
For financially stressed businesses during the farm crisis, restructuring and 'rescheduling' debt were common strategies to improve the cash-flow situation and avoid displacing farm families.
However, the organisers are considering 'rescheduling' the festival from the second Sunday of August to the last week of November.
The auditors found that principal payments on internal debt have been evenly 'rescheduled' at relatively low interest levels.
The meeting was 'rescheduled' to take place today.
Instead of 'rescheduling' the debt the government should simply cancel it.
In retrospect, I should have 'rescheduled' our session that day, or at least provided better direction during the session.
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