Sentence examples for naming the date from inspiring English sources

*Immediately prior to 11 September, some known associates of bin Laden were naming the date for action as on or around 11 September.

By naming the date she plans to send a letter to Brussels, the prime minister would set herself on an irreversible course before the cabinet has agreed its negotiating objectives.

Ahead of Mrs May naming the date European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker was quoted in German newspaper Bild saying the UK may have to abandon hopes of getting a trade deal if it did not agree to the term offered by the EU.

A Scotland Office spokesman said: "Naming the date of independence ahead of a referendum result would only weaken the Scottish government's negotiating position if Scotland voted to leave the UK.

Naming the date in the MMSE and memory items, specifically word recall, of the ADAS-cog were most discriminatory.

You should name the date.

Name the date, don't be scared, Abbott says, as Rudd exits the chamber.

Few could name the date on which the 26 counties regained their independence from Britain.

Mr Blair is braced for backbench calls for him to name the date of his departure.

Like Reese Witherspoon in "Legally Blonde," they can name the date of each designer's pensée.

He'd named the date, and had been late one day, but the hour was true: after eight, after sundown.