Sentence examples for provisional dates for from inspiring English sources

Provisional dates for a high court hearing on 28-29 November have already been pencilled in.

The British grand prix at Silverstone has been included on the 2002 formula one world calendar as a provisional date for the second year running.

A provisional date for her trial,  which is expected to last three to four weeks, has been set for 21 February next year.

Less than seven weeks before its convocation, it has at last deigned to announce a provisional date for its biggest formal gathering in five years.

Offering a provisional date for the start of negotiations is an historic chance for Europe but also for the Muslim world to show that their two great civilisations are not fated always to clash.

A provisional date for their inquests has been set for 9 September.

The 4G auction will take place online, and Ofcom has announced December 11 as the provisional date for the submission of applications by prospective bidders.

A further 177 of those Palestinians are being held under "administrative detention orders," which allows the Israeli authorities to arrest people without charging them or setting a provisional date for trial.

One further hundred and seventy seven of those Palestinians are being held under "administrative detention orders", which allow the Israeli authorities to arrest people without charging them or setting a provisional date for trial.

Therefore, to increase retention, a provisional date for the second interview will be agreed at the close of the first visit.

(Nurse N7) We cheat…we'll give them a provisional date for surgery, and then it gives us like 2 weeks or so to run around and get things done.