Sentence examples for date for change from inspiring English sources
JUSTICE O'CONNOR -- Yeah, but who would have thought that the Legislature was leaving open the date for change by the court?
PAGE 6 Date for Change in Liberia President Charles G. Taylor of Liberia met with West African diplomats and agreed to hand over power on Aug. 11.
Helen Clarke, chair of the wills and equity committee of the Law Society, says: "The target date for changes to the forms to be implemented is October, as they have to go through a legislative process and be piloted first".
Weddings are infamous for clients making last minute design changes so it is wise to recommend to your clients a cut-off date for changes.
In order to avoid problems with missing demographic data as well as incongruous information, these data could in a future study be collected by an interviewer who is trained to conduct the MMSE and GDS and who can point out and register the relevant information (type of medication as well as dates for changes) from the medical charts.
The unit of observation in the source data records the starting and ending date for any change in the individual's labour market status or job characteristics (including changes in occupation or remuneration within the same firm).
Still, it would seem that 2017 will be a logical target date for this change.
Rabbi Osher Ehrentreu, the official at the rabbinic courts responsible for checking Jewish status, can't name a date for the change, which apparently emerged without an explicit decision.
An official says it's the 2017 implementation date for IHT change that makes all the difference - in that the other tax cuts and health spending increase would only be done when affordable and by the end of the Parliament.
