Sentence examples for fixed a date for from inspiring English sources
A magistrate had fixed a date for a court hearing in October.
The E.U. spokeswoman said the commission was in contact with French unions but had not yet fixed a date for a meeting.
HAVING taken nearly a year to make up its mind, China's Communist Party has at last fixed a date for its most important gathering in a decade.
The footballer's solicitors, Grosvenor Law, said in a statement after the hearing: "Now that the court has fixed a date for trial, Mr Terry looks forward to the opportunity to clear his name.
Speaking in Madrid in December, on the day when Catalonia fixed a date for its referendum, Herman Van Rompuy, president of the European Council, said any secessionist region would be treated as a new country, to which the EU's treaties would no longer apply.
Judges would probably fix a date for a public hearing, and the whole process could take two years.
At the beginning of May, the king signed a decree dissolving parliament and fixing a date for new elections.
They have appealed to the supreme court, which has yet to fix a date for the hearings.
And Mr Jaitley needs to fix a date for rolling out a long-delayed national goods-and-services tax.
Chakib Khelil, Algeria's energy and mining minister, said the meeting, which will be in Caracas, might also address fixing a date for an OPEC meeting.
