Sentence examples similar to a preferred date for from inspiring English sources

But on Sunday, Mr. Erian said the party intended to let the caretakers stay on until the military's preferred date for a handover of power, after the new Constitution is approved and a president is elected in June.

On 10 January 2012 Salmond announced Autumn 2014 as his preferred date for a referendum.

Clinton is referring to the period since February 2010, the administration's preferred date for counting employment figures.

Labour's preferred date for the byelection is 9 October – the same day as the Clacton byelection sparked by the resignation of the MP Douglas Carswell, who switched from the Tories to Ukip.

BBC Sport understands 16 December has been earmarked by several regional football confederations as their preferred date for the new ballot.

The timeframe for the series has not yet been confirmed but it is understood that the preferred date for the Championship may be July.

Each applicant can choose up to 15 preferred dates for a day or overnight permit, which cost $20 per person.

Clubs submit preferred dates for home games and any potential home stadium scheduling conflicts but are down the pecking order when it comes to having input on the schedule.

It has been proven over time that registering for a DAT test date as soon as registration becomes available makes it possible for you to select the most preferred date, as Prometric centers have limited seats available for each test date.

Prior to a government report being presented on 30 March 1993, SAS had launched 1 November 1993 as their preferred date of free competition, while Braathens SAFE had launched 1 April 1997 as their preferred date.

The assessment was planned by asking schools about their preferred date and time for data collection at the beginning of grade 5. Contemporaneously, teachers collected the parental permission of all students in class.