Sentence examples for dates to reflect from inspiring English sources

● On the main catalog page, update the dates to reflect when you would like to reserve the equipment.

I've updated my headline from "Indiegogo Is About To Launch 'Forever Funding' Campaigns Without End Dates" to reflect the launch begins with a pilot test period.].

She "has modified her dates to reflect 5-12 April 2013".

Peter Blum Gallery, 20 West 57th Street Article amended with dates to reflect Chris Marker's passing Text:www.KisaLala.com.

The agency wants old systems brought up to date to reflect today's world of work.

"It's time the 1961 Suicide Act was brought up to date to reflect what's really going on in UK courts.

His predecessors had altered the software so it no longer automatically adjusted the final price and completion date to reflect problems as they emerged, he said.

In response to the complaints about the late notice, Mr. Carden said the prison system's computer for calculating an inmate's release date was antiquated in 1999 and did not constantly update the release date to reflect various credits.

"We are keen to ensure our employment rules keep up to date to reflect new ways of working, and that's why we have asked the Royal Society for the Arts chief executive, Matthew Taylor, to conduct an independent review into modern working practices".

Prof Rose Luckin, an expert on AI and education at University College London who gave evidence to the committee, said that the school curriculum needs to be brought up to date to reflect that we now live in a world where problem-solving and creativity are becoming more important assets.

The accumulated sick leave balance of an employee whose schedule changes from one normal work week to another is adjusted proportionately for the balance of the months remaining to the employee's next anniversary date to reflect the new work schedule.