Sentence examples similar to by the given date from inspiring English sources

To back this up and I'm sure you know a great day in history came March 5, 2015 when Barnum & Bailey announced they would no longer have elephants in their traveling shows by the then given date of 2018.

The SPBC (70) is the number of survivors who are aged 100 at a given date, divided by the size of the corresponding cohort at a given age [ 4, 9].

It indicates the number of people aged 100 years or above at a given date divided by the size of the corresponding cohort of a given age.

The centenarian rate (CR) is representative of the general longevity prevalent in a nation; it indicates the number of individuals aged 100 years or above at a given date divided by the size of the corresponding cohort of a given age.

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We utilized demographic databases that indicate the prevalence of centenarians from these countries to calculate the number of individuals aged 100 years or more at a given date divided by the size of a corresponding cohort of a given age.

The eviction notice might have to also include what course of action the tenant can take by a given date to prevent the eviction.

It can end the uncertainty by directing that all the hand counts be fully completed by a given date and that those tallies be included in the final count.

Thirty-seven states have enacted binding or voluntary renewable portfolio standards (RPS) requiring that a portion of the electricity mix come from renewable sources by a given date.

One of the difficulties in interpreting studies until now has been the variability in volume measurement used, including prevalent patients in a given month 13 14 or on a given day, 16 cumulative patients ever started by a given date 15 and average prevalent patients per centre over the study period.

If it isn't removed by [a given date] it will be disposed of".