Sentence examples for set a target date for from inspiring English sources

We set a target date for July 4 and went for it.

In some instances, a group might be forced to set a target date for completion, and then build a work plan that fits that timetable.

He is disappointed that the wait has stretched out — Space Adventures has yet to set a target date for its suborbital flights — but he has no regrets.

More than 660 institutions have signed, and although Penn and Cornell are the only Ivy League institutions to have done so, neither has set a target date for achieving carbon neutrality.

More than one in 10 rivers are being abstracted to the point where it is damaging the natural environment, but the Government has set a target date for reforming the system by the mid to late 2020s, which the Lords say is too late.

The ITC says it will set a target date for completing the investigation within 45 days.

Another aspect of the issue of alternative medicines is being dealt with by the European Economic Community, which has set a target date of 1990 for modernizing licensing standards for homeopathy and other alternative medicines in member countries.

The city embraced the plan, and in letters to the association set a target date of June 1998 for an initial test of the system.

It wants to go all the way to become a rich, high-tech country and has set a target date of 2020 for getting there.

Concerned about the damage to people's health caused by lead, many countries from Senegal to South Africa have set a target date of 2005 for phasing out leaded gas.

I confirmed with NASA and SpaceX this morning that the Space Agency has set a target date of April 30th for the Dragon's historic launch to the International Space Station, where it will rendezvous and dock.