Sentence examples for a fixed date for from inspiring English sources
Many outside the court assume there is a fixed date for the end of the term that mirrors the statutory starting date of the first Monday in October.
In the 20th century attempts were made to arrive at a fixed date for Easter, with the Sunday following the second Saturday in April specifically proposed.
The reprieved Crasweller argues effectively on the other side, affirming the human instinct to cling to life, and evoking the peculiar horror of awaiting a fixed date for one's death.
BAGHDAD — Days after top Iraqi and American officials suggested that a draft of the security pact between the countries was close, Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki toughened his language, reiterating earlier Iraqi demands for a fixed date for the withdrawal of American troops.
On his first trip abroad after the stunning victory of his Islamist party this month, he urged European Union leaders to agree at their summit meeting next month in Copenhagen to give Turkey a fixed date for the start of formal talks on when and how it can join.
Sir David Tweedie, the former chairman of the international board, said in an interview that many in Europe would be angry if the United States did not soon agree to use the international standards, although it would be acceptable for the Americans to set a fixed date for adoption that was several years out.
A spokeswoman for Atomstroyexport, Irina Esipova, said the clarification would not necessarily include a fixed date of completion, an uncertainty that she attributed to the complexity of startup procedures at a nuclear power plant.
Balls will argue Labour can vote for the charter on the basis that it does not set a fixed date of 2017-18 by which the deficit is eliminated, but says it must be eliminated on a rolling three-year programme.
The party claims the charter does not explicitly set a fixed date of 2017-18, only a rolling three-year target.
Alternatives based on market transactions should be used and a fixed date set for scrapping the existing Libor and Euribor benchmarks that are currently based on quotes from banks, Gensler told a CityWeek conference.
See articleCanada's Conservative minority government published bills that would set a fixed date every four years for federal elections, and restrict the tenure of new members of the appointed Senate to eight years.
