Sentence examples for Intended date from inspiring English sources

A biographical sketch yesterday about Andrea Haberman of Chicago, a World Trade Center victim who had been planning her wedding, misstated the intended date.

It seeks to delay the introduction of much greater competition in the NHS in England until 2016 from Lansley's intended date of 2012.

The programme, Changing Places, which is about to end some years after its intended date, was extended to complete the ambitious schemes.

Correction: January 1 , 2002 Tuesday A biographical sketch yesterday about Andrea Haberman of Chicago, a World Trade Center victim who had been planning her wedding, misstated the intended date.

It was an intended date with cricketing royalty, though, that got him into trouble in the Caribbean – not least with Fletcher, who banned him from England's next match and put him before the press to explain what had happened.

His name is Group Captain Dr James Stagg, a studious meteorologist from Midlothian, and he has been given the weekend to come up with a forecast for Monday 5 June 1944, the intended date of the D-Day landings.

Online applications are accepted on a rolling basis although all application materials must be submitted at least 6 WEEKS BEFORE THE INTENDED APPOINTMENT START DATE.

The intended retirement date will influence the "year" of the target date funds to choose (i.e., 2020, 2025, 2030, etc.).

The intended implementation date was announced verbally and with posters in theatres 1 week before the date.

For home delivery subscriptions please call at least 4 weeks before your intended cancellation date.

Passports must be valid for at least three months beyond the intended departure date.