Sentence examples for date for release from inspiring English sources
The film already has a precise date for release, November 7 2008.
Details of the documents emerged five years ago – but the British government says it will still be "some time" before it can set a date for release.
About 27,000 people a year are detained in Britain for immigration purposes, usually without being given a date for release or deportation.
After approval (in 48 hours or less) of the press release by NASA HQ, CXC and NASA HQ will coordinate with the PI home university Public Information Office to set a date for release.
Scott Wippert, a lawyer for Mr. McInerney, said that he still believed that his client should have been charged as a minor, but that with the plea deal he would at least have a firm date for release.
The target date for release is sometime in mid-2007.
US District Court Judge Rudolph Contreras also ordered the State Department to set an exact date for releasing 296 emails about the 2012 attacks on the American diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya.
A fixed date for releasing data for Part 2 would be agreed upon, so that only those hypotheses specified prior to the release date would undergo a true significance test.
Some dates (for release) have more impact than others.
"I don't know what the date is for release on that, though.
It is currently being "reviewed by relevant authorities," with no date set for release. .
