Sentence examples for changes to the dates from inspiring English sources

The organiser of the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations says there are no changes to the dates or schedule despite a request from hosts Morocco to postpone.

"There are automatic updates or — for example, on a Word file — the date is changed to the date it was consulted, and you can't see when she last worked on it".

Mr Welby said that he will consult with other authorities including Pope Francis and the Coptic Pope to negotiate a change to the date.

Spencer Harris, a director of both the club and trust, said: "We were asking members to formerly ratify a change to the date of our foundation.

For these, the date of diagnosis was changed to the date of the initial biopsy, 39 63 days earlier.

Its not that bad because once you've gotten over your shyness you can change to the dating style you really want.

Loosen the stem and roll back the hands to change the date, it should change to the previous date when it goes down to the 6 position, not at the 12.

All changes to the database are monitored and dated.

Keeping up to date with changes to the way people communicate is also important.

Walsh lobbied for the most sweeping set of changes to date: the Adam Walsh Act.

Although none of the changes (to date) rivals the Pleistocene glaciations in severity or duration, several novel features are noteworthy.