Sentence examples for Defined dates from inspiring English sources

Blair is thought to be pushing for "benchmarked" talks, by which identified key issues would need to be agreed by defined dates.

Nissan says it has tested ProPILOT on Japanese and U.S. roadways, and the company says that in addition to a European debut aimed for 2017, there are roll-out plans with less defined dates for both U.S. and China.

All centres except Gwynedd obtained the population information from the appropriate Family Health Service Authorities (FHSA); all individuals aged 64 and over on defined dates were enumerated.

An NHSDW data analyst ran a query to identify to all consecutive, first time callers who met the inclusion criteria within the defined dates.

Hospital episode statistics data on all 56 995 admissions for CHD in Liverpool between 2004 and 2012 (International Classification of Diseases codes I20 I25 coded as an admission diagnosis within the defined dates).

The biggest concern for an entrepreneur hoping to launch their campaign through the site can be summed up in a word, "timeline". Campaigns that don't have well-defined dates at which to follow through on their promises won't see the same success as those that do, Meister explained.

In this study of women with well-defined dates of HIV-1 infection, vitamin E levels before HIV-1 infection were associated with higher mortality.

The invitation letter does not specify any pre-defined appointment date ― women are free to make an appointment in a list of accredited centres enclosed with the letter of invitation.

In the United States by the second half of the 20th century, common-law marriages were valid in about one-third of the states, absolutely or conditionally (if entered into before a certain statute-defined date).

We analyzed a cohort of 5709 T2DM patients with well-defined date of diabetes diagnosis, all of whom were treated in out-patient departments of Tyrolean hospitals.

All Hazard Ratios (HR) and p-values determined through Cox proportional hazards regression * Defined as date of patient's CD4 blood draw.