Sentence examples for clear dates from inspiring English sources

6. Set deadlines Give clear dates by which they need to commit.

"[This policy] introduces a discard ban with clear dates to put an end to wasteful practices that we can no longer afford.

"Yet there must always be excavation to look under the surface and to extract clear dates from the ruins".

Historical records provided clear dates of manufacture for the museum specimens, and the new technique proved accurate enough to nail down their ages within a 50- to 100-year window, the team reports in the current issue of Analytical Chemistry.

Few clear dates survive for Maximian's campaigns on the Rhine beyond a general range of 285 to 288.

In the meantime, the economic situation changed, so that sources of funding were not so freely available, and by the end of 2010, no clear dates had been set for the next construction phase.

Mr. Bush supports lifting the ban, but legislation to do so sits today in a committee of the Republican-controlled House of Represenoatives, with no clear date for further action in sight.

"If there is a clear date for his end, some of the opposition forces at least will be prepared to engage with a ceasefire ahead of his departure".

The new edition also offers clear dating (Moore's own arrangement was thematic rather than chronological), so that the winding, ever-surprising progress of her career is belatedly uncovered.

There's no clear date for when the vehicle will be available in new markets.

His "disappearance" and the lack of an official statement, coupled with there being no clear date for the party congress, also prompted speculation of a power struggle within the Communist party.