Sentence examples for reaching the date from inspiring English sources

The criminals arrested after the war are reaching the date when under international law they must be given a review of custody.

However, as this project is intended to create an initial algorithm for a novel system, and there were no patients in the database who had yet reached the date for a 1-year follow-up, we believe the theoretical improvement in OHS does not change the value of the results.

Consumer confusion about these labels has drastic consequences, with 90percentt of Americans saying they discard food when it reaches the date on its package.

For all-cause mortality the follow-up ended when the patient died or reached the date for the end of the follow-up.

However, alimony payments will cease when: You reach the date set by the judge for cessation of alimony payments.

The diary of dithering – peppered with set-pieces whose brave talk withered before the severity of the markets' gaze – finally reaches the dates marked in red for action.

Some 440,000 tonnes of food thrown is away every year after passing a "use by" date, but 220,000 tonnes is thrown away before reaching the "expiry date".

Asthmatics reaching the index date within their first two years of life (n = 22,736) were excluded since the diagnosis of asthma is difficult and confounded by other illnesses and the rate of antibiotic dispensing was high and variable in this age range.

It might not even take reaching the X-date for the government to see higher costs related to the debt ceiling, either.

Grocers may also be willing to donate items that are reaching the expiration dates.

Time at risk for a subsequent primary breast cancer began at 5 years subsequent to RB diagnosis and ended at the earliest of: (a) the patient developing invasive breast cancer; (b) the first occurrence of loss to follow-up; (c) death; or (d) reaching the study exit date, December 31 , 2005