Sentence examples for decide a date from inspiring English sources
The NFF will meet this weekend to decide a date for the election.
Decide a date and a time for the sale.
That situation contravened a directive by football's world governing body Fifa, who said a in a letter to the NFF that it must only decide a new date for "an electoral process that is free and open to everybody" on 26 August.
Decide a tentative date when you would like to go for the medical.
Sit down with your calendar and decide a good start date for your new diet and exercise plan Give yourself time to purge the junk from your refrigerator, freezer and pantry.
As the Press Association explains: It is ultimately up to the caretaker government to decide on a date.
Mr. Harris said that, once he knew when his attire would be completed, he could decide on a date.
Olympic organisers have yet to decide on a date for the sale of the remaining football tickets for the 2012 Games as online systems are still being tested.
EFA board member Ehab Leheta told the BBC that they have yet to decide upon a date on which to resume the Premier League, and are unable to do so without the approval of the interior ministry.
