Sentence examples for dates meaning from inspiring English sources

Due to legal issues, Dublin city council denied permission for the extra dates, meaning that 160,000 tickets would have to be refunded.

He would encourage local rival clubs to set aside their differences and build stadiums together, so long as they are able to comply with the Premier League's pre-determined fixture list.Matches are worked out on the basis that neighbouring teams play at home on alternate dates, meaning Arsenal and Tottenham do not both host matches in the same rounds of games.

Previous Microsoft stock buyback programs had end dates, meaning that they predicted a certain purchase-rate per year.

It is understood the Health Lottery has made just over £15m in the year to date, meaning it looks set to make about £27m.

Sean Healy, a spokesman for Visa U.S.A., said that Visa cardholders have 120 days from the "expected delivery date," meaning the date they would have boarded the ship, to dispute a charge.

(c)(1), (2), was in the original "the effective date of the Housing and Community Development Amendments of 1981" and "such effective date", meaning the effective date of subtitle A of title III of Pub.

No, Daniel Radcliffe may be 26, but it turns out the books (and films) were set at least half a decade before their release date, meaning Potter is quite a bit older in 'real life'.

This is a simple, but rather impressive idea: an app that sets your lockscreen PIN as the current time or date, meaning it's constantly changing, yet easy for you to remember.

Energy experts have warned that the UK would not be ready to install capture technology on power stations until after the crucial 2020 date, meaning that the government's carbon budget would be likely to be breached.

Though there have been suggestions that the retirement story slipped out because of a TV programme about the United manager, scheduled for Sunday on the club's in-house channel, senior sources maintain that today was always the planned announcement date, meaning an emotional last Old Trafford occasion for the Glaswegian when United entertain Swansea City on Sunday.

Mr Vine said guidance on covert searches was "contradictory and out of date", meaning staff had followed different procedures.