At the beginning of the 14th century, Arnold of Villanova identified a date some 70 years in the future as the millennial moment, which the pope must have found far more favourable than the more immediate prophecies of Fra Dolcino, a member of the Apostolic Brethren who preached the imminent fall of the religious and political order.
The recent agreement in Beijing identifies a date by which China will peak in its carbon emissions (2030, though Beijing will aim for 2025) and accelerates emission cuts in the United States, particularly after 2020.
All participants (irrespective of study arm) were asked to identify a quit date that was at least 15 days, but no more than 30 days, from their registration date.
Like many others, Ms. Clapp says the offline events can help identify a potential date more quickly.
"We think that Digital Britain is right to identify a target date of 2015 to upgrade our sector to digital radio while also recognising the importance of meeting key criteria to trigger switchover and the need for intervention to drive the behaviour of manufacturers, the motor industry and other stakeholders.
The committee wrote to Mr Blair twice and emailed him several times asking him to identify a suitable date for an appearance.
The company has yet to identify a start date for its sale of music downloads, but the availability of a portion of Universal's catalog is expected to nudge it closer to a launch.
Nevertheless, we want to identify a rough date when to expect changes borne by the factors outlined above.
For each patient identified, an index date was defined as the date of the first observed prescription for an oral 5-ASA.
All data were anonymous and did not include any element, which might allow identifying a single person (no birth date or ZIP codes for instance) [ 26].
