Simon wanted to bet that the price would instead decline by the appointed date.
Overview Planning for the celebration commemorating the twenty fifth anniversary began on January 6 , 1900when the Academic Council recommended that the Board of Trustees appoint a date for the anniversary celebration.
During the Clinton years, eighty per cent of migrants who were released after their initial apprehension never showed up for their appointed court date.
If a creditor like a landlord or credit card company has a court summons issued for you and you fail to show up on your appointed court date, a warrant will be issued for your arrest.
The conferences appointed for four dates in October and for November 3 and 10 would seem never to have been actually held, although sheets for those dates were prepared.
Members must be at least _ years of age by the date of the meeting (or for appointed offices, the date of appointment) in order to vote at meetings of the members, hold elective or appointive office, sign nominating petitions, or sign petitions requesting special meetings.
The hodgepodge Lower Manhattan encampment known as Occupy Wall Street has no appointed leaders, no expiration date for its rabble-rousing stay and still-evolving goals and demands.
The governor would have to appoint someone, then set a date for a special election, and on and on it would go.
As of 2007, Kate Barker is the only external member to date to have been appointed for three terms, but she is stepping down after July 2010.
Gen. Henri Namphy to set a date for elections and appoint a group to draft a new constitution or to make other significant changes in Haitian life.
Stone then fought notably during the Battle of Molino del Rey on September 8, and was appointed a brevet first lieutenant from that date for "gallant and meritorious conduct" in this fight.
