Sentence examples for central date from inspiring English sources

In another fake press release on a UNODC dummy site, "Campo" said that, "The UNODC is proud to take its cue from a popular movement supporting marijuana decriminalization in particular, which claims as its annual holiday 4/20, or 20 April, the central date of this year's UNGASS".

A.D. 1680 remains a central date in the prehistory of Rapa Nui (Easter Island).

For these regressions, food utilisation was computed over a five-month period whose central date coincided with our record of lynx weight.

Pat has a long association with BioMed Central, dating from its origins at the beginning of the open access movement, and is on the Editorial Board of BMC Biology; so we asked him to give his own perspective on open access and how it began.

On May 25 , 2017 a typical central NY date for spring harvest, grass averaged 20 percentage units higher NDF than alfalfa, but also averaged 23 percentage units higher NDFD.

They aso snapped a 33-game winless streak in south central Texas, dating back to 1997.

An assemblage of the earliest hand-made ceramics from central Iberia dated to the second half of the 6th millennium BC was used as a test case.

The central question dates to 2006, when a grand jury was looking into whether Mr. Kerik tried to influence the outcome of investigations into the DiTommasos' background in exchange for their remodeling of his apartment in Riverdale.

Despite the central ethos dating to the country's founding and real expression after a bloody civil war and the postwar constitutional amendments, Republicans seem to reject the premise that no religion should have primacy over another and no race or ethnicity should have a preferred position.

Scientists have now found the earliest known traces of corn--or maize--at a site in central Mexico dated to nearly 9000 years ago.

We further show the survival of DNA from this haplotype in lake sediments and pollen of Trøndelag in central Norway dating back ~10,300 years and chloroplast DNA of pine and spruce in lake sediments adjacent to the ice-free Andøya refugium in northwestern Norway as early as ~22,000 and 17,700 years ago, respectively.