Sentence examples for date for introducing from inspiring English sources

There is no firm date for introducing the scheme: it has been "a decade away" since 2004.

But Mark Field, the Tory MP for the Cities of London and Westminster, warned that the April 2013 date for introducing the changes could be too soon.

The previous government promised to outlaw their use and the coalition has said it will fulfil this pledge, although no parliamentary date for introducing the legislation has been set.

But about 300 people in Germany have complained to local officials about the filming, Mr. Caspar said, and Google has not set a date for introducing the service in Germany, the largest European economy.

Cariverona is caught in a rush that is reaching a crucial stage as the date for introducing the new currency, Jan . 4 nears, pitting bankers, software specialists and consultants against the guts of a banking system that serves 290 million Europeans.

In three of five prisons, the planned date for introducing each intervention (the 'step' of the stepped wedge) and the actual date at which training in using DBST took place did not match that indicated in the study design (Supplementary figure S2).

Rajabali Mazrouie added that no date had been set for introducing the bill, which would be the reformists' first legislative sign of change.

40 Evidence in published studies to date for newly introduced medications, such as vilazodone or vortioxetine, although limited, does not yet provide convincing support for significantly improved efficacy compared to existing SSRI/SNRI medications.

The document gives no date for bringing labor re-education to an end, or for introducing the changes to family planning policy.

He was responsible for introducing many of the most up-to-date trends of the High Baroque into the New World.

Gabriel, the respected English rocker, is largely responsible for introducing rhythmic currents from Africa and Asia into pop music on albums dating back to the early 1980s.