Sentence examples for dates of commission from inspiring English sources

Such wind integration studies, especially when they are designed as retrospective bottom-up studies, rely on detailed wind turbine data, including the geographic locations, hub height, and dates of commission.

The ratio between revenues and costs is updated through to the date of commissioning.

Recently, some Dartmouth colleagues were fortunate enough to possess the hard drives of long out of date and out of commission computers (one old Sun and one KayPro) of the cinema scholars Paul Spehr and his late wife Susan Dalton.

The term of office for an officer commences on the day of the date of their commissions.

Ms. Giuliano said she expected it to be resolved by Sept. 10, the date of the next commission meeting.

The investigation, which should be concluded by Sept 10, the date of the next commission meeting, will be conducted by the State Department of Administrative Services, said Donna Micklus, an agency spokeswoman.

This article was amended on 11 April to correct the date of the European commission deadline, which was extended until 19 May.

Similar provisions exist in Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, except that in Australia and New Zealand the date for determining what is property of the bankrupt estate relates back to (i.e., is retroactive to) the date of the earliest commission within a specified period of an act of bankruptcy by the bankrupt.

Yesterday the Indian election commission announced the dates of the coming polls, effectively starting the real campaign for power.

Your ship is out of commission.

The rest were still out of commission.