Sentence examples for reference to the date from inspiring English sources

The article was also amended to remove an incorrect reference to the date of the inquest.

"It's like Y2K, where you had to go in and expand fields and find every reference to the date".

By May, the deserters had named their group the Mouvement du 23 mars, or M23, a reference to the date of the 2009 peace accords between the CNDP and the Kabila government.

One user said that messages he sent that included the numbers 6 and 4 close together were never delivered, perhaps because they were screened as a possible reference to the date of the crackdown.

Mr Huang's website, whose address (www.6-4tianwang.com) makes reference to the date of the still-taboo Tiananmen massacre on June 4th 1989, started as a bulletin board for missing people in China.

Indeed, that was literally true on one occasion when a passing reference to the date on which a particular individual had died resulted in an email from the man in question, who was pleased to confirm that the said date had yet to arrive.

Legal citations can include references to the date, volume and page number of legal publications where precedents can be found.

Correction: December 16, 2000, Saturday The Classical Music and Dance Guide in Weekend yesterday about Esa-Pekka Salonen's concert in the Making Music series at Weill Recital Hall carried conflicting references to the date.

Chronological ages were established by calculating decimal ages, with reference to the birth date and survey date, using decimal intervals between 0.50 and 0.49 [ 11].

My mainland friends assume it is a reference to July 1, the date Hong Kong returned to China in 1997 but in Hong Kong it also refers to the date we held a demonstration for democracy July 1 , 2003

But only one archaeological reference to the 2012 date had ever been found, as an inscription on a monument dating back to around A.D. 669 in Tortuguero, Mexico.