Sentence examples for change dates back to from inspiring English sources

The change dates back to the 1980's, yet it is now seemingly irreversible.

Momentum for the change dates back to 2013, when four women joined together in outrage after a Swedish court acquitted three men of raping a 15-year old girl with a wine bottle, a case they saw as evidence of failure with the justice system.

The subpoena compelled ExxonMobil to hand over scientific research and communications about climate change dating back to 1977.

Some of the largest changes date back to 2009, for the mundane reason that the bureau has only recently received comprehensive information on spending by state and local governments, and it turns out that the bureau's earlier estimates were much too low.

In most applications however, (e.g., Balcik, Sanli, Goksel, Ulugtekin, & Dogru, 2009) land use changes dating back to the 60s are desirable.

Although demands for change date back to 1992's Advice Memorandum – a petition for reform submitted by scholars to the king – the Tunisian and Egyptian revolutions have accelerated them.

One of the reasons unions are fighting the changes dates back to a cut in the inflation rate applied to retirement benefits from last April.

Five women — three individuals and a couple in a civil partnership – filed a suit in 2011 to change the law which dates back to 1898, arguing it was discriminatory and archaic.

But the meeting also reflects underlying changes in a relationship that dates back to February 1943, in the midst of the Second World War, when President Franklin D. Roosevelt pledged to Ibn Saud, the kingdom's founder, that "the defence of Saudi Arabia is vital to the defence of the United States".

The observation that S. pombe Bip1 mRNA changes size upon ER stress dates back to 1992 (Pidoux and Armstrong, 1992).

That conversation dates back to April 2010, so obviously things have changed somewhere along the way.