Sentence examples for To establish a date from inspiring English sources

"The event happens on Valentine's Day, and when they go to court to establish a date for his trial, they accidentally end up in court on Reeva's birthday," he said.

As al-Megrahi committed his offence almost 20 years ago it would be relatively straightforward to establish a date which would exclude him but would enable other Libyan nationals imprisoned in the UK to seek transfer.

The date was the result of several weeks of negotiations between political groups to establish a date for the first election since the popular uprising which brought about the fall of Mr Ben Ali, forced to cede power on 14 January after 23 years in power.

All three versions appear to be based on the same lost manuscript: historians have been unable to establish a date for the original compilation.

We obtained permission to telephone volunteers to establish a date and location for interviews.

Medical records for all cases were examined to confirm the diagnosis, to establish a date of diagnosis, and to determine tumor laterality.

It includes what the NEA calls "an artist resource program offering cross-navigational assistance," which, if Culture Monster's interpretation of government jargon is not mistaken, means something akin to establishing a dating service where artists and techies can meet, in hopes they'll click as couples and have beautiful brainchildren together.

Despite some of the continuing Republican reservations, General Petraeus's testimony clearly stiffened Republican resolve against any effort to legislatively establish a date for a troop withdrawal.

The council also attempted but failed to establish a uniform date for Easter.

Institute policy does not require an employee to establish a fixed date by which the transfer will be accomplished.

The players decided not to establish a strike date after people on the management side indicated that it would be helpful if they could delay that action and give negotiations a few more days.