Sentence examples for Designated dates from inspiring English sources

Most courses have designated dates for taking tests.

Ms. Adams was home from college but was not one of the designated dates.

Then they had to pick the meat up on designated dates at one of two locations outside Seattle, or take the 40-minute ferry ride to this island.

On designated dates, they fanned out across the city to analyse what the streets looked like during the day, and at night, and then made recommendations for how to make the city safer.

The rule dictated that the early states hold their contests in a specific order — with New Hampshire coming third — and no earlier than designated dates between Jan . 14and Jan . 29

(f) Designated dates of not more than 8 weeks an any calendar year, between June 1 and October 15, during which it is anticipated that 10 and 11 year old minors will be employed in the hand-harvesting of the specified short season crop or crops.

Instead of flying off immediately, the message stays put until the designated date and time.

If you applied after your classification's designated application deadline, you can select a room at a later designated date.

Check your e-mail on the designated date to see if you were drawn for a Room Selection Window.

Today is the designated date for management to submit a schedule to the Players Association for its approval, but yesterday, management asked for and received a two-week extension.

A man named Graham Woods was available on my designated date to show me around Hackney, a working-class area with little presence in guidebooks.