Sentence examples for designated dates for from inspiring English sources

Most courses have designated dates for taking tests.

Today is the designated date for management to submit a schedule to the Players Association for its approval, but yesterday, management asked for and received a two-week extension.

A mark either a UW (unofficial withdrawal), or a grade averaging uncompleted work (as F) with grades received on completed work will be assigned to any student who stopped attending class but did not drop the course before the designated date for the term (see calendar).

Check your e-mail on the designated date to see if you were drawn for a Room Selection Window.

Just because "National Romance" has a specific month, it does not mean your efforts for passion should have a designated date.

Take the test on the designated date.

Secondly, Xbank had its funding withdrawn before the designated end date for the grant, meaning the bank needed to either re-house or destroy its holdings.

Under the law, Mr. Geithner has until Sunday -- 60 days from the signing of the act -- to designate a date for transferring to the new bureau functions currently performed by the Federal Reserve, the Federal Trade Commission, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and other agencies.

The park designated those dates as special days.

That was, by state law, a date designated for registering voters, and began with black Alabamans lining up to apply (in one county, they were shunted to an abandoned jail, where an indoor gallows was visible).

The date designated for this Holocaust Remembrance Day is no coincidence.