Sentence examples for date for publication from inspiring English sources

Chilcot had previously suggested "late 2010" was the "earliest possible date" for publication but it wasn't until February 2nd 2011 that the public hearings were concluded with Jack Straw, Blair's Foreign Secretary during the war, the final witness.

"No date for publication has been fixed," the spokesman said.

The tentative date for publication is Sept. 13.

The tentative date for publication is Sept. 13, 2013.

The media coverage has increased pressure on Chilcot to agree a date for publication.

As soon as a date for publication is known, an update will be provided".

You can select a window of dates for publication and items can be published at regular intervals ranging between one hour and one month apart.

The new issue, dated for publication on Feb. 24, features the 47-year-old Mexican leader standing boldly behind the words "Saving Mexico," underneath which reads "How Enrique Peña Nieto's sweeping reforms have changed the narrative in his narco-stained nation".

But it is important that a date for the publication of the report be made public before the end of the year, if all those who gave evidence are to be treated fairly.

In light of this recommendation, it was collectively agreed that Tuesday 24 August 2010 would be the date for the publication of GCSE results.

In his speech to the Oxford Media Convention on Wednesday, the culture secretary is expected to set a date for the publication of a white paper on charter renewal.