Sentence examples for before the earliest date from inspiring English sources

That, at least, was the intention behind Florida's decision to hold its primary on January 31st, over a month before the earliest date allowed under party rules.

Robert's successor as dean, Robert Butevilain, is first securely attested as dean on 6 May 1158, and the last secure date for his holding his previous office is 13 December 1157, which suggests that Robert of Ghent died in between those dates, or shortly before the earlier date.

"Friday was the earliest date possible".

The index date in this study was set as the earliest date of evidence for a PAH-indicated medication, and health care costs were compared before and after the index date.

Friday's departure marks one of the earliest dates that Congress has adjourned before Election Day since 1960.

The earliest dates back to 2006.

And new prison guidelines state that prisoners can only start a degree course six years before their earliest date of release (EDR).

To assess treatment-naïve versus experienced status and baseline comorbidities, patients were required to have at least 6 months of preindex date Medicaid enrolment, with enrolment information available from 1 January 2006 (ie, 6 months before the earliest possible index date).

We initially identified 8,816 patients who had at least 1 record of antipsychotic prescription after October 2003 in order to ensure that all patients at least had 1 year before the earliest possible index date (October 2002-September 2003).

*Vaccine given ≤6 weeks before index date (earliest date of first symptoms or diagnosis of Guillain-Barré syndrome).

Grown children who have already left or been dropped before the early implementation start date — typically May or June of this year —may have to wait until the next plan year to sign back up.