Sentence examples for dates from which from inspiring English sources

There is a given salary range, an established list of benefits, and regular start dates from which the Human Resources Director can operate.

Southwestern Community College's ed2go program, for example, offers online classes in areas such as "Debt Elimination Techniques That Work," "Keys to Successful Money Management" and "Personal Finance". Online classes usually have a choice of session start dates from which to choose, and are an affordable gift.

He said that they could accept cram down as long as it was sharply limited by the size of the mortgage and the dates from which it would apply.

Plan the dates from which you wish to start your trip and plan you date of return.

This substantially delayed the date from which Russia expected to see a return from the fields.

If feminism survived the Great Match Race, many observers mark July 6 , 1975 as a date from which racing never recovered.

The housing charity compared the changing cost of homes and shopping from 1971, which it said was the earliest date from which consistent records were available.

Date from which benefits would have been payable if the corrected decision had been made on the date of the reversed decision.

Main Illustration: Nathalie Lees Moira Weigel's book Labor of Love: The Invention of Dating, from which this essay is adapted, will be published on 17 May.

If the committee decides the terms of the rent agreement should change, it will specify the date from which the new terms should apply.

The million-dollar fashion question, the one I'm asked every day without fail from the third week of August for three months, concerns the date from which it is socially acceptable to wear black opaques.