Sentence examples for earliest date of from inspiring English sources

His earliest date of release is 2010.

And new prison guidelines state that prisoners can only start a degree course six years before their earliest date of release (EDR).

Although King James and his courtiers played golf somewhere in the vicinity, it is doubtful whether any organized society then existed, and research has set the earliest date of such a society nearly two centuries later.

However, Alberto, the first system of the year, developed on May 19 – the earliest date of formation since Tropical Storm Ana in 2003.

Moreover, homeownership among single women is no recent feat; single women have outnumbered single men in homeownership every single year since 1982, the earliest date of available U.S. Census data.

The earliest date of illness onset reported was 1995, and the most recent date was 2009.

Under Indian patent law, only drug compounds whose earliest date of patent application or "priority" date falls after January 1 , 1995are eligible for patent product protection [10].

Kaplan-Meier survival curves were used to estimate time from HIV infection to AIDS diagnosis (earliest date of AIDS-defining illness or CD4+ cell count <200/µL) and from AIDS diagnosis to death for the ≤2 year cohort.

We assigned the index date as the earliest date of diagnosis or prescription drug dispensation.

The earliest date of a qualifying claim was the hyperlipidemia date.

The index date was the earliest date of first symptoms or diagnosis of Guillain-Barré syndrome.