Sentence examples for disputed date from inspiring English sources

Tomorrow is the traditional but disputed date of Shakespeare's death, a day he shares with our national champion, St George.

During a mission which occurred on a disputed date, either 23 January or 25 January, Overton and his squadron commander, ace Edwin L. Heller flew north of the Yalu River in search of MiG formations.

Some scholars, therefore, have disputed the date, while Barbara Rose, who wrote the show's excellent catalogue essay, sees the early works belonging to the academic tradition of the oil sketch.

The roots of the dispute date back even further, to Jan . 11 , 1952when the N.C.A.A. members voted by 163 to 8 to establish an association-wide television plan.

The roots of the original dispute date to 2003, when Mr. Zuckerberg, then a Harvard sophomore, said he would help the Winklevosses and Mr. Narendra program Harvard Connection, later renamed ConnectU.

The disputes date to the early 1990's, when Monsanto, a brash newcomer to the seed business, tried to interest the conservative Pioneer company in its still unproven genetically modified crops.

The origins of the current dispute date back more than a year, when the committee completed its work on a 6,000-page 6,000-pageut the Bush administreport's detention aboutntherogation program.

Such disputes date back at least a decade.

Land surveying and boundary disputes date from the earliest European settlers in what is now the U.S.

The roots of the dispute date back to the original 1960 plan to bring water to the west valley via the federal Central Valley Project.

Definitions are as disputed as dates.