Sentence examples for commencement dates from inspiring English sources

Princeton's academic calendar shows Commencement dates several years in advance, and more detailed information is available on the Commencement information website closer to the events.

It included representatives from free-to-air broadcasters, manufacturers, suppliers, and retailers and was intended to provide information about commencement dates, coverage, and the functionality and availability of equipment.

In the 79 hospitals in which the MET commencement date was known, 75% of MET services had commenced by May 2002.

More generally, the commencement date is Quinquagesima Sunday (the Sunday before Ash Wednesday), and the termination is Shrove Tuesday.

4. Commencement date If you order by telephone, the operator should confirm to you the earliest date on which your subscription can start.

The impact on the budget of the life events exemptions, raising the cap or changing its commencement date were still unclear.

The collection is divided into seven subject files, arranged chronologically by the commencement date of the project.

Lauren Mellor, spokeswoman for the environment centre, said "the writing was on the wall" for the 3 Deeps mine, pointing to the company delaying the commencement date earlier this year.

If the landlord does not change the lease to reflect the later commencement date, the tenant could nevertheless begin paying the increase on that date since it is the tenant's right to do so as a matter of law.

On Friday, the Australian Financial Review reported Morrison was considering increasing the $500,000 cap on non-concessional super contributions proposed in the May budget to $750,000 or changing the commencement date of the cap.

Legislation is complicated to understand; for example, an Act may have multiple sections, each with a different commencement date, or the Act may have prospective provisions.