Sentence examples for dates can be assigned from inspiring English sources
Although the traditional historical system of the Chinese contains a Zhou genealogy, no dates can be assigned to the ancestors.
Most mortality occurs during the winter months, and regular censuses and mortality searches during the winter months mean that the carcasses of most over-winter mortalities are found and death dates can be assigned with confidence to most animals (Clutton-Brock and Pemberton, 2004).
This means that most photographs can be assigned a date within around five years of their production.
There is also now a timeline/calendar view, which comes in handy since every task can be assigned a due date.
The system does not promote regular users as "moderators" and instead assigns five moderation points at a time to users based on the number of comments they have entered in the system – once a user's moderation points are used up, they can no longer moderate articles (though they can be assigned more moderation points at a later date).
You can avoid this pitfall by making sure your plan contains concrete, measurable initiatives or projects -- we call them "Tactics" -- that can be assigned to specific individuals and tagged with specific completion dates.
Under such circumstances, the immigrant can be assigned a PIN that instead corresponds to the date of immigration.
One possibility for dating a species tree could be to use internal calibration points (e.g., fossil data that can be assigned to specific branches).
And if it can be assigned a value, it can be interchanged with anything else of assigned value.
