Sentence examples for date designated from inspiring English sources

L. 103 465, in section catchline, struck out "in foreign country" after "date", designated four undesignated paragraphs as subsecs.

Admitted students must confirm their participation in advance of the first class by a date designated by the instructors.

Generally, the date designated in the notice of assessment for payment of the civil money penalty will be 60 days from the issuance of the notice.

L. 114 328 effective on the date designated by the President [Jan . 1 , 2019with certain conditions and exceptions, see Ex. Ord.

That was, by state law, a date designated for registering voters, and began with black Alabamans lining up to apply (in one county, they were shunted to an abandoned jail, where an indoor gallows was visible).

There are three isozymes of AIF that have been identified to date, designated as AIF1, AIF2, and AIF3; the human AIF3 is also known as an AIF-like protein (AIFL).

In the List Dates field, only the first date, designating the first day the news item will appear, is required.

Prices range from $16 to $270for 21 dates designated as primegames, including the home openeragainst the Yankees and threegames in June against the Philadelphia Phillies who defeatedTampa Bay in the World Series.

Fruit of Murcott and Temple cultivars were collected on three harvest dates (designated as Stage 1, 2, and 3 respectively): 22 December 2008, 30 January 2009, and 11 March 2009 from groves at the University of Florida, Citrus Research and Education Center (UF-CREC).

In a landmark analysis, a period of time between a baseline date (cohort entry) and a study start date (the landmark date) is designated the exposure period and chosen a priori.

The first GLA physician prescription date was designated as the index date.