Sentence examples similar to mandatory cutoff dates from inspiring English sources
(AP) HAMILTON TOWNSHIP: WELFARE CUTOFF The state Division of Family Development is scheduled to announce a plan today to help welfare recipients find jobs before a mandatory cutoff of benefits in 2002.
The Federal Communications Commission's mandatory cutoff of old-fashioned analog TV broadcasts, now scheduled for 2009, has been delayed, what, 500 times?
It is worth keeping in mind, also, that the cutoff dates for the generations (every 20 years after WWII) are entirely arbitrary, with an arbitrary starting date.
The court ordered cutoff dates are Feb.
Interest in the issue of enrollment cutoff dates has recently emerged in economics.
Although 1930s through 1970s gear is considered "vintage", collectors may differ on the cutoff dates.
Alternative cutoff dates were evaluated in sensitivity analyses.
Rent was $2,000 a year, paid in gold; lacking a cutoff date, the lease was "for the time required".
Dec. 12 is the cutoff date.
That cutoff date would be Sunday.
