Sentence examples for due on july from inspiring English sources
This year's election, due on July 1st, will produce mountains more memorabilia.
The next cut is due on July 1st, and Neelie Kroes, the commissioner responsible, wants eventually to abolish them.
One is that, with a general election due on July 1st, few politicians dare irk the incumbent broadcasters.
In the Netherlands, the lower house of parliament has passed the treaty, and a vote in the Senate is due on July 8th.The president of Germany is waiting to sign the law, which sailed through parliament.
He dismissed Enrique Peña Nieto, the PRI candidate and front-runner in Mexico's presidential election, due on July 1st, as a lightweight, unequal to the country's problems.Mr Fuentes was at home in Europe, New York and Mexico.
The UN, which is helping to manage the division of Africa's largest country, is desperately trying to negotiate a withdrawal of northern troops, so far without success.Southerners fear the north may annex Abyei, forcing their own leaders to make a tough choice ahead of their declaration of independence due on July 9th.
The last one, due on Oct. 15, was released on Dec. 27.
The next review is due on October.
That report is due on Dec. 1.
(Ballots were due on Aug. 30).
