Sentence examples for fixed date for from inspiring English sources
Sir David Tweedie, the former chairman of the international board, said in an interview that many in Europe would be angry if the United States did not soon agree to use the international standards, although it would be acceptable for the Americans to set a fixed date for adoption that was several years out.
Because the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus occurred after Passover, it obviously makes no historical sense to set a fixed date for Easter, which might then occur before Passover some years.
But the French Government was unwilling to agree to a fixed date for independence.
Many outside the court assume there is a fixed date for the end of the term that mirrors the statutory starting date of the first Monday in October.
While the panel has no fixed date for its next meeting, its chairmen said they planned to move quickly to hear testimony and review documents requested under subpoenas.
"Anything is a good timetable that is dictated by the conditions on the ground," he said, denying that he would agree to a fixed date for withdrawal.
The International Tennis Federation and the ATP Tour recently agreed on fixed dates for the cup through 2004.
Four have already secured fixed dates for their deaths, but adjourned them.
It has emerged that the Brexit secretary, David Davis, has not yet fixed dates for the next round of talks with Brussels despite an agreement by both sides to accelerate negotiations.
Fixes: a help tag was added, the Professional Training capitalization was fixed, dates for Exhibitions were added.
