Sentence examples for due on June from inspiring English sources

If there is one certainty (apart from its result) about the election due on June 7th, it is that, throughout the campaign, politicians will wring their hands, make pious utterances about the growing cynicism of the electorate, and agonise aloud about whether a low turnout on voting day should be taken to signify some sort of crisis in democracy.

The plan is to combine the money due on June 5th and three other payments due by June 19th into one overall payment of €1.6 billion, to be made by the end of June.The IMF hastily put out a press statement on June 4th saying that it had officially sanctioned this practice in the late 1970s.

Any further delays will leave Cyprus uncomfortably close to the €1.4bn international bond repayment due on June 3rd.

Their launch, due on June 1st, has been postponed to August, and then only for big houses.

Can a caretaker administration credibly agree on far-reaching reforms with a general election due on June 5th?

Local and European elections due on June 4th are as much a boon as a bane for Mr Brown.

All states except the winners announced Monday were eligible to submit proposals for the competition's second round, due on June 1, and Mr. Duncan said he would probably pick "10 to 15" states as second-round winners in September.

Weezer's self-titled album is due on June 3.

And Denver International Airport has requested proposals, which were due on June 1, to build a hotel with 500 rooms and 38,000 square feet of meeting space.

The state's Department of Environmental Conservation is nearing the end of a revised environmental impact statement that is due on June 1.

The state was rejected in the first round of the grant; applications for the second round are due on June 1.