Sentence examples for Predetermined dates from inspiring English sources

Now food is forbidden, daily letters are not required and an entire industry has sprung up to fill camp packages with only the coolest stuff and to pack and send them on predetermined dates so all a busy parent has to do is pay the bill.

Traditionally, though, such forethought relies on predetermined dates set for reviews or project completions.

Hosting these games in doubleheader formats on predetermined dates helps alleviate scheduling concerns for the clubs involved.

Addditional IVs are lags of all the covariates (except age and its square and size which are considered as predetermined) dated at ({t-2}) and further) in the first-differenced equations and first differences of the covariates dated at ({t-1}) in the levels equations.

In this study, the punctuality of ANC/EPI visit was defined as the pregnant women coming to healthcare clinic for their ANC activities or the children coming to get immunization according to their scheduled vaccination plan on the predetermined appointment date.

No predetermined publication date justifies business as usual in the face of these terrible field trial results, which are even more striking given that they were obtained in academic settings with trained and skilled interviewers, highly selected patients, and no time pressure (the results in real-world settings would be much lower).

We predetermined the date, time, venue and educational status of women for each FGD.

There is usually not a predetermined opening date for ski resorts, as the weather cannot be accurately predicted that far in advance.

We jet off to foreign countries, on dates predetermined by a higher power (yoga instructors, dietitians), to eat raw meals and practice downward dog alongside complete strangers.

Nor are there predetermined course completion dates.

But in an interview yesterday, Mr. Tague signaled that United might be speeding up the timetable, saying, "I don't think anyone's predetermined a start date".