Sentence examples for original start date from inspiring English sources

2. Fill out the original start date and the new start date.

Mr Douglas said the men appeared nervous about the trip but anxious to get under way, since their original start date had been postponed because of bad weather and the fact that they had trouble understanding the vessel's global positioning system.

In this case, the plaintiffs want to stop the Department of Revenue from enforcing the rule on its original start date (July 1).

The original start date, for example, fell in the middle of the enrollment year and could have required some postdocs making the switch to pay for two deductibles within a single year, Switkes said.

The original start date was January 2002, but was pushed to February 7 in Los Angeles, California.

The current contract, negotiated in 2010, was up for renewal in March but extended to July, with retroactive back to the original start date.

The original starting date, made public last April, was viewed as potentially problematic for travelers because it was too soon, said Jarrod Agen, a spokesman for Homeland Security.

The European pressurised reactor (EPR) at Flamanville, in north-western France, is now expected to open in 2016 and cost €6bn (£5.2bn) instead of the original starting date of 2012 and a cost of €3.3bn.

In their letter to the judge, prosecutors said an appeal would have caused "a delay of uncertain, and perhaps significant, length" in the trial, which could have greatly inconvenienced many foreign witnesses who had already arrived in New York, based on the original starting date, and others who had made plans based on that date.

One of the Hollywood films in competition in 1946, the festival's first year (the war delayed its original 1939 start date), was the Warners title "Rhapsody in Blue," which played alongside other studio films like "Gaslight" and "Gilda" and European entries like "Rome Open City" and "Beauty and the Beast".

The IRS is only considering a delay of one to two weeks from the original projected start date for IRS processing of 2013 tax returns.