Sentence examples for To decide on a date from inspiring English sources

President Jacques Chirac will meet political leaders this week to decide on a date.

As the Press Association explains: It is ultimately up to the caretaker government to decide on a date.

Olympic organisers have yet to decide on a date for the sale of the remaining football tickets for the 2012 Games as online systems are still being tested.

While they clearly want to the community to be involved in helping develop this platform, Qtum has yet to decide on a date for its crowdsale.

Officials have yet to decide on a date for the parade, the Post reported, though Veterans Day on Nov. 11 is currently a strong contender.

So when it came to deciding on a date for her senior prom, Nguyen knew exactly who to ask.

If no agreement is reached before Monday, the Unite officials will meet to decide on a strike date.

On Monday, he will chair an executive committee meeting in Zurich that is likely to decide on an election date for Fifa's member federations to replace him as president.

Stern and Granik have resisted requests to decide on a drop-dead date, believing that if a deal were close to being consummated, a deadline would serve no purpose other than to apply undue pressure to the process.

When you speak to the representative, decide on a date & time, wedding packages, dining reservations, orchestras, invitations, rentals, etc.

You and the seller will decide on a date to close on the sale of the house.