Sentence examples for date previously set from inspiring English sources
Labour has said that it will withdraw the motion only if Mr. Cowen moves to dissolve the lower house by Friday, precipitating a general election by late February or early March, about two weeks earlier than the March 11 date previously set by Mr. Cowen.
But the judge allowed Slater to begin the sentence Wednesday rather than Saturday, the date previously set.
Kavanaugh previously sent a letter to Grassley accepting the invitation to testify on Monday, a date previously set by committee Republicans.
An angry Brian McMonagle, Cosby's lead lawyer, responded in a rising voice, "They want to produce witnesses to attack a man's liberty on an issue they're not involved in, and you want to point fingers and say we don't have the right to identify them?" The judge said on Wednesday that the trial could take place sooner than the June date he had previously set aside.
But the judge, Susan Webber Wright, said she would hold to the scheduled starting date of May 27. "The court, notwithstanding the President's admittedly valid concerns about the current state of journalism, determines that the previously set trial date should at this time remain in place," she said.
We've been here before – she'd previously set 1997 and 2006 as retirement dates – but this time it's really, really happening, honest.
Hence, previously set priorities should be periodically reviewed to ensure that priorities are up to date.
Previously, the starting date had been set as January 1 , 1821 the date of the works of the 'father of mycology', Swedish naturalist Elias Magnus Fries, but now names can be considered valid as far back as May 1, 1753, the date of publication of Linnaeus' seminal work.
Attempts to contact the Iranians previously to set a specific date had been in vain, they said.
