Sentence examples for a later start date from inspiring English sources

Her first priority was more vacation time; the second was a later start date.

Hogan noted that parents across the state have expressed enthusiastic support for a later start date.

Mathias said a later start date would help families, as well as businesses in the beachy tourist community he represents.

Others prefer a later start date, which may range between 7500 and 4500 bce, depending on the interpretation of archaeological evidence.

He was flanked by Comptroller Peter Franchot (D) and Sen. James N. Mathias Jr. (D-Worcester), both longtime advocates for a later start date.

The manufacturers' organisation EEF welcomed plans to increase funding for apprenticeships in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, but it too said questions remained over the levy's design and it pushed for a later start date.

Anne Arundel County Executive Steven R. Schuh (R), a Hogan supporter who also supports the later start date, said "there's a lot of politics" involved in the debate.

Given a conservative recruitment rate of 60%, and expected later start date at Ste. Justine Hospital (within 6 months of initial enrolment at the IWK Health Centre), anticipated length of time for recruitment for the study is 12-15 months. 12-15 months

Departures were assessed for variance with higher patient rank, more frequent recruitment and later start date.

Councils, such as Northumberland, which has three schools in the first wave of the programme, have been warned by the EFA that the lack of private finance has resulted in the later start date - still to be set.

HBO's lead is even more remarkable this year because its flagship series, "Game of Thrones," which won for best drama the last two years, didn't make the cut this time around because of its later start date.