Sentence examples for from next march from inspiring English sources
From next March, there "will be more touch, more communication", she says.
The more prominent was the decision by Jacques Chirac, the French president, to advance France's parliamentary election from next March.
Average monthly lease revenue this year is $5m (about £3.3m), but from next March, helped by other deals coming into fruition, monthly revenue will be more than $7.5m.
Mr Joyce said Qantas and British Airways had decided to wind up their revenue-sharing agreement on this route from next March.
George Osborne's tweak in the rate of duty on the machines, from 20%to25%5% from next March, is not a reason to bleat.
Switch to a long-term fix if you can, as prices are set to rise from next March – if the experts are to be believed.
He urged the Chancellor, George Osborne, to pledge the money in next month's Autumn Statement - and make it available from next April.
A further 1.5% is payable from next April.
A | From next April the national minimum wage will rise from £6.50 to £7.20.
From next April, though, EPFs will be required to value their assets at market price anyway.
And from next September five underground lines will run a 24-hour service over the weekend.
