Sentence examples for date of coming from inspiring English sources

Benefit assessments conducted from 1 January 2011 (the date of coming into effect of the new legislation) to 1 July 2014, excluding assessments of currently marketed pharmaceuticals, and the respective appraisals were retrieved from the G-BA website [8].

Scan the primary schedule to find the dates of coming primaries and to see how many delegates are at stake.

The official, Ms. Colbert said, urged her to pay the fine before the date of a coming "conciliation meeting".

He ignored the warnings of Mr Churchill and the Soviet military attaché in Berlin, who knew and informed Moscow of the exact date of the coming attack.

By Arthur Lubow Tony Kushner marks the date of his coming out as September , 1981 when he called his mother from an East Village pay phone to tell her he was gay.

It should be noted, however, that the signs said "Gore-Lieberman 2000," not Gore-Lieberman 5761, the date of the coming election in the Hebrew calendar.

A review on Aug. 18 about "By the Hand of Mormon," which examines evidence for and against the Book of Mormon, misstated the prospective date of a coming book, Robert V. Remini's "Joseph Smith".

Rav's statement not only supports the fact that humankind is unable to calculate the date of the coming of the Messiah and the end of the known world, but demonstrates that Judaism is fundamentally about the here and now.

The OED's first definition of invention is dated 1509: "the action of coming upon or finding; discovery".

"I really think you should look at her date of birth," comes the reply.

Also on Wednesday, the F.B.I. gave the commission its fullest accounting to date of what came of about 70 "bin Ladin-related" investigations that were cited in the briefing that President Bush received on Aug. 6, 2001.