Sentence examples for fixing a date for from inspiring English sources

But the officials parted without fixing a date for future talks of any kind.

At the beginning of May, the king signed a decree dissolving parliament and fixing a date for new elections.

"The main chat now among people of Qerdaha is Obama's hesitation and the confusion over fixing a date for [US] aggression against Syria.

The government demurred on fixing a date for digital switchover; just the other week, 60 stations told the government of their worries.

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.

Mr Kohl also seemed ineffectual, not least because it was his Bundesbank president, Hans Tietmeyer, who saved him from a worse deal that, by fixing a date for Mr Duisenberg's retirement, would have breached the treaty.

A magistrate had fixed a date for a court hearing in October.

Judges would probably fix a date for a public hearing, and the whole process could take two years.

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.

The E.U. spokeswoman said the commission was in contact with French unions but had not yet fixed a date for a meeting.