May 22 is the date set out in the April 1998 accord by which all disarmament by Northern Ireland's paramilitary groups was to have been accomplished, and although that possibility has faded, the date has taken on the symbolism of a deadline by which there has to be some progress to avert a total collapse of the peace accord.
The largest case control study performed to date set out to evaluate the role of urinary tract infection (UTI) and inflammation in the etiology of BC and was conducted on 2,982 bladder carcinoma patients and 5,782 population controls from ten geographic areas of the United States.
So lots of challenges, therefore difficult to pin a date.Q.You set out to generate as little garbage as possible aboard ship.
He added: "All that needs to be done on a gradual basis so that by the date that's set out in the strategic plan, say 2020, all that work will have been completed.
Fibrates correct the typical lipid abnormalities of type 2 diabetes mellitus, yet no study, to date, has specifically set out to evaluate the role of fibrate therapy in preventing cardiovascular events in this setting.
"Looking back to the dates meeting, where we set out our fixtures, we were all hoping to get off to a much better start.
At certain dates, food may be set out as a sacrifice to the spirits of the deceased or the gods, such as during the Qingming Festival.
"It is good news that the Mayoral candidates recognise the failure to deliver on solar to date, and they have set out some impressive solar policies.
Aware that the photographer Ansel Adams often neglected to date his negatives, Dr. Olson set out to find when Adams had shot his classic "Moon and Half Dome".
In 2002, when Curtis Bashaw rehabbed and reopened Congress Hall, a rambling and glamorous hotel that dates back to 1816, he set out to avoid relying on the "12-week crash-and-burn season" that is typical of more traditional shore entertainment spots, he said.
