Sentence examples for appointed dates from inspiring English sources

Among these: that they enlist themselves in social health insurance, that mothers have their children immunized on appointed dates, and that pregnant mothers fulfill their regular checkups and report to a duly accredited birthing home or lying-in clinic as their due date nears.

Likewise, in "The Chrysanthemum Vow", where a samurai befriends a poor scholar after the latter nurses him through sickness, a painful parting is softened by a pledge to return by an appointed date.

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.

That minister will then need to appoint a date on which the act comes into operation as per section 1(2) of the act.

But the MDC has lost patience with Thabo Mbeki, president of South Africa, who has been the region's appointed mediator to date.

Both the child and the caregiver were asked to visit the health center for data collection at the appointed time and date.

In line with the increased phylogenetic resolution, more recent dates are appointed to the newly resolved nodes and their morphotype lineages.

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.

Also on that date, Hitler appointed Himmler chief of all German police outside Prussia.

Ashton has said she is committed to prioritising international development as a key part of the EU's development policy, yet to date she has appointed few senior figures with any significant development experience.