Sentence examples for a pivotal date from inspiring English sources

Oct. 1 has become a pivotal date in the media coverage of the Affordable Care Act.

Ms. Tutwiler will leave on June 30, a pivotal date for the American-led forces in Iraq, when the authorities plan to transfer sovereignty to Iraqis.

But Mr. Meredith wisely begins his narrative on Feb. 9, 1951, a pivotal date in the history of what was then Britain's Gold Coast (but would soon reclaim its earlier name, Ghana).

The Amendment removeSeptember 8 limits on Executive power and cripples the Judiciary while reducing the independence and influence of the Parliament; further, it ensures political stagnancy and precludes democratic progress.

A potentially pivotal date in the dispute is a meeting of F.I.A. World Council next Wednesday.

The pivotal date is in less than two weeks.

The pivotal date for Republicans is Saturday, Aug. 9, the final day candidates can file their papers to run.

Smart, disciplined and propelled by another display of wizardry from the full-back, Leigh Halfpenny, the touring team are in good order for Saturday's pivotal date for the first Test.

All these contingency plans hinge on the pivotal date of Aug. 2, when the Obama administration has said it will no longer be able to finance government obligations without raising the $14.3 trillion cap on government borrowing.

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The most pivotal date of Obama's political life may have been Nov. 6, 2012 -- the day of his reelection -- but another, perhaps more consequential, date looms: Oct. 1, 2013, when poor and middle-class Americans will begin signing up for the health care law's new benefits.