Sentence examples for at subsequent dates from inspiring English sources

Net equity, therefore, will be the total amount of customer property to which a customer is entitled as of the date of the filing of the bankruptcy petition, although valued at subsequent dates.

After hospital discharge, vital status was obtained via a telephone call at 90 days and at subsequent dates as part of the long-term outcomes substudy.

Additionally, there were 10 cases where the same MLVA type was isolated from samples collected on different dates (Figure 5B); on 8 occasions, the same MLVA type was isolated from samples collected on subsequent dates at the same location.

Sometimes private contracts are even drawn at a subsequent date to formalize those arrangements.

A determination on the merger will be issued at a subsequent date.

Consider instead another problem: the operation of an opaque, unquantified "shadow" market in which housing developers take legal options to buy land at a subsequent date.

Relations cooled between the two families but there was no permanent breach until, at some subsequent date, Wells and Rosamund were intercepted by Bland on Paddington station in the act of going off together – "for a dirty weekend in Paris", according to her sister-in-law's later testimony.

Our merchant arrangements are generally structured such that we collect cash up front when our customers purchase Groupons and make payments to our merchants at a subsequent date.

We should also consider modifying the statute governing the FISC to ensure judges assigned to it serve for longer terms (say ten years vice the current seven) and that they can be reappointed to the FISC at a subsequent date.

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The issue of sharing increased production from socially fenced forest areas with the villagers was raised at a subsequent date, and the benefit-sharing principle adopted was that the bulk of the increase in forest product output resulting from the villagers' protection should rightfully belong to the villagers.