Sentence examples for dates outlined from inspiring English sources

If you are applying in one of the later deadlines, please note that you may receive the actual payments later than the dates outlined below.

Cornell Career Services' recruiting policies regarding offer deadlines and second round interviews, etc. Recruiters should not suggest to students that they attend off-campus second round interviews or events prior to the dates outlined in the policies.

Again be advised that dates outlined in the contract are critical dates.

All of the documentation must be received by the dates outlined in their established Rating System expiration terms.

The 2007 change represented a difference of about three years from the 2006 launch date, outlined in NASA's FY 2006 budget as being two years behind 2005 budget predictions.

The paper describes the work to date, outlines the key features of the OpenMI's architecture and explains the actions being taken to sustain the OpenMI into the future.

On Tuesday, May – who succeeded David Cameron as the country's leader in July – gave her clearest answer to date, outlining the key priorities her government will focus on in exit negotiations.

Its legislative frame is set by the 1972 Convention which has been ratified by 187 state parties to date, outlining key issues such as criteria for inclusion in the list, rights and duties of state parties and access to the World Heritage Fund.

Once you've completed your manuscript, you always have the option to submit it for an in-depth manuscript appraisal at a later date (as outlined in Option 2 above).

For those who appreciate clear project end dates, he outlines the off ramp for the work.

For anyone unfamiliar with how Hitler got there, the film supplies a sort of "the story to date" outline of Hitler's rise and World II behind the opening credits.