Sentence examples for date of who from inspiring English sources

Public information about the arrests has been fragmented; the report offers the most detailed portrait to date of who was held, the delays many faced in being charged or gaining access to a lawyer, and the abuse that some faced in jail.

According to WHO, Diabetes causes 3,122 death cases (2008) and a loss of 39,000 disability adjusted life years (DALY) in Cambodia per year (2004, latest up-date of WHO burden of disease database) [7].

Don't ask, "Who do you like better?" Ask, "Who do you think is better for me?" These questions will keep you from getting suggestions about who your friends would date, instead of who you should date.

This campaign shines a spotlight on groups of children excluded from progress to date because of who they are or where they were born.

The move comes nine months before the retirement date of Mr. Welch, who is close to Mr. Wright professionally and personally.

50 The date of Matris, who was the author of an encomium upon Heracles, is unknown.

He also featured transparency on his website, including the name and date of those who'd hosted fundraisers.

Pelosi's latest comments mark her strongest rebuke to date of Filner, who served alongside Pelosi in Congress until 2012.

The origins of the Georgian alphabet are to this date poorly known, and no full agreement exists among Georgian and foreign scholars as to its date of creation, who designed the script and the main influences on that process.

The prescription date of patients who had their first statin medication was treated as the index-date.

These pregnancies were identified based on the number of children with the same date of birth who were linked to the same mother.