Sentence examples for a cutoff date of from inspiring English sources

The Consumer Confidence Index survey, which was sent to 5,000 households, had a cutoff date of Oct. 21.

An example close to my heart: My daughter, who has a November birthday, could not have gone to kindergarten when she was 4 had we stayed in Massachusetts, which had a cutoff date of September.

In its announcement Saturday to customers, Sport Chalet said it would continue to honor gift cards and loyalty rewards, but an internal memo obtained by the Los Angeles Times set a cutoff date of April 29.

The results of the study, with a cutoff date of June 9, 2011, are published [21].

The results of this study, with a cutoff date of April 1, 2009, are published [20].

In view of the prolonged duration of adjuvant treatments involved a cutoff date of 31 December 2008 was chosen to allow the accrual of adequate clinical follow-up.

Bishop Sisk's grandson is to be baptized at the font, creating a cutoff date for the removal of Ms. Shechet's installation.

Every bill that legalizes immigrants has a cutoff date for eligibility, to discourage a surge of people who have heard about potential legislation.

The analyses presented here were conducted based on an interim frozen file created using a visit cutoff date of 13 February 2006.

Our current evaluation supports the results of an earlier postmarketing data evaluation that had a data cutoff date of 10 September 1996 and showed no increase in congenital malformations in 1526 mefloquine-exposed women (4%) over the expected background rate [ 23].

WASHINGTON — As a bipartisan group of eight senators prepared to introduce a plan early next week to overhaul the nation's immigration laws, Senate negotiators have agreed to a cutoff date that could bar hundreds of thousands of immigrants from the path to legalization provided in the legislation.