Sentence examples for Service date from inspiring English sources
Service date is a date that medical services were provided.
Service date in our institution's EMR indicates the date of the provider-patient encounter to which the electronic transaction pertains and may be different from the date when the record was actually modified.
A memorial service, date to be announced, will be held.
Most of the battleships in service date back to the other war.
An adjusted service date at the time of reemployment is used as the vacation eligibility date.
In an internal white paper sent to top executives and seen by the FT, the engineers argued that the "realistic service date was 2027".
"I was horrified to find that the in-service date for Fres would be 2012," he says.
"My office's calculation based on an in-service date of 2028 and a missile extension until 2060 … the total cost is £167 bn", Blunt told Reuters news agency.
The Astute attack submarines will now come into service in 2008, compared with an original in-service date of 2005, while the Nimrod maritime patrol aircraft will now come into service in 2009, six years behind schedule.
We will reapply for a presidential permit and expect a new application would be processed in an expedited manner to allow for an in-service date of late 2014".
In a 24 April 2013 earnings call, for example, Southern's CEO Tom Fanning regretted Kemper's newly announced first budget blowout, a $540m hike, but described "tremendous progress" on construction and said "the scheduled in-service date" was achievable.
