Sentence examples for set an earlier date from inspiring English sources

He also encouraged countries to set an earlier date — it is currently foreseen as 2017 — for when those revenues are meant to fall under the microscope.

While a status of forces agreement between Washington and Baghdad requires American combat forces to leave by the end of this year, Mr. Obama unilaterally set an earlier date by which time the military first reduced its presence to 50,000.

It is time to set an early date for a complete withdrawal of foreign forces and then to ask what can and should be done to help Iraq.

After the allied military victory last month, Mr. Pachachi became a strong advocate for calling a broadly representative national conference of Iraqi political figures to draft a constitution and set an early date for elections for a sovereign Iraqi government.

Information bias due to use of 'date of first contact' as 'date of diagnosis' would tend to underestimate the length of the diagnostic interval by setting an earlier date of diagnosis.

"Only by setting an early date can we kickstart EU renegotiation talks and give the British people what they so clearly want – a say on our country's future with Europe.

"Only by setting an early date can we kick-start EU renegotiation talks and give the British people what they so clearly want – a say on our country's future with Europe.

By setting an early date for a parliamentary election and picking a new president soon after, Mr Habibie could go a long way towards preventing his bloodied and confused nation from descending into chaos.

Mr. Dean, they said, has failed to avoid the hopscotching among states seeking to increase their influence in the process, and has made matters worse by getting into a showdown with states like Florida, which set an earlier primary date than party rules allow.

If you receive an I grade, the completion date for outstanding work is normally Add Date of the next regular term (fall or spring), unless your instructor has set an earlier or later date for pedagogical reasons or extenuating circumstances.

The work is to be completed before Add Date of the succeeding term of the regular academic year; however, the responsible faculty member, in discussion with the student, has the right to set an earlier or later date for pedagogical reasons or extenuating circumstances.