Sentence examples for defining date from inspiring English sources

"Our defining date is now 1989 and yours is 2001," said Mr. Bildt.

In this seemingly never-ending battle, 18 January 2012 was a defining date, a day when the internet hit back.

But there's a before and after; so the 19 August 2003 is a defining date in my life and my family's life, and it will always be.

While for temperate regions SWAT uses dormancy to terminate growing seasons of trees and perennials, seasonality in the tropics (wet and dry season) can only be represented by defining date or heat unit specific "plant" and "kill" operations which are fixed for every year of simulation.

For example, in the non-SEER group, some cases classified as incident GnRH agonist use may in fact have been prevalent use, due to the difficulty in defining date of cancer diagnosis with Medicare claims alone.

Defining "dated" is the question.

Students can also create their own learning plan by defining dates.

There were long trips with J., with no defined date of return.

They have already done so, using the case in their effort to move the commonly defined date of viability from 24 weeks to 20 weeks or even earlier.

In particular it calls for: The Department of Health and NHS Commissioning Board "to set a clear, ambitious and measurable goal that is linked to patients', users' and carers' experience of integrated care and that must be delivered by a defined date".

V. cholerae is unusual in having a defined date and location for the origin of a major pandemic that allowed this approach.