Sentence examples for date from the start from inspiring English sources

NATO is also trying to find consensus on language about Russia itself, after Moscow's call for a review of European security arrangements, including NATO, that date from the start of the cold war.

To the northeast, especially off Elmhurst Avenue, are older two- or three-family wood-frame houses, some dating from the start of the last century.

In particular, two bits of repressive legislation remain: the Printers and Publishers Registration Act, dating from the start of military rule in 1962, and the 2004 Electronic Transactions Law.

The last few yards of stock-car racing's Tobacco Road heritage were finally paved over last Wednesday when Petty Enterprises, a team dating from the start of Nascar in 1949, announced the sale of a majority interest to a private equity firm, Boston Ventures.

We're way beyond how Microsoft botched this matter of release dates from the start.

Survival dated from the start of treatment.

Overall survival dates from the start of treatment until death or last follow-up if alive.

The duration of a partial response dated from the start of treatment until the first documentation of progressive disease, while the duration of a complete response was from the time it was first documented.

Policy documents relating to the reform of primary healthcare institutions and dating from the start of reform in August 2009 were collected from the medical reforms website and Anhui's health bureau website.

Time to first occurrence (event dated from the start of symptoms) data was compared between the placebo and the probiotics groups by estimating HRs using Cox proportional hazards regression adjusting for age, sex, susceptibility to antibiotic induced diarrhoea and the class of antibiotics.

Watson has danced in four McGregor ballets to date, and from the start has enjoyed an unusually close rapport with the choreographer.