Sentence examples for of a concrete date from inspiring English sources

A spokesperson for the UN Syria envoy, Stefan de Mistura, told VICE News the organization is aware of chatter about such a meeting, but not of a concrete date or agenda.

Instead of setting a concrete date, make it contingent upon receipt of information, such as a certain number of days from the signed approval date.

The last set of talks in Havana ended "positively" but without a concrete date for opening embassies.

Representatives of the organizers are expected to meet in Geneva on June 5 to discuss details, including a concrete date.

The duel finally has a concrete date: October 17.

Grammar checking is also on the horizon, though a concrete date hasn't been established.

That didn't happen, and the company didn't have a concrete date for when the first batch might ship.

While there doesn't seem to be a concrete date when the OTA update will roll out, the guys at Hiptop3 managed to get the rundown on some of the coming features.

A good starting point for the topic is to define the concept given the lack of a concrete definition to date.

The more substantial stairways in town, built of reinforced cast concrete, date from the 1920's and 30's, according to Seattle Transportation's Web site.

Although we are cautious in our assignment of concrete dates to these duplication events, as molecular-clock assumptions are likely to be violated, these results suggest a model in which the Meg gene cluster expanded rapidly in maize after allotetraploidzation (~4.8 mya) but before domestication (~4000-10,000 ~4000-10,000 years ago