Sentence examples for signal date from inspiring English sources

The anniversary of the reformist President Mohammed Khatami's 1997 electoral landslide remains a signal date for many, though the hopes it created were soon crushed.

Epiphan asks him to fill in a questionnaire: his call signal, date of birth, past experience of combat, specialisation, size, city, equipment, telephone.

Returns from this signal date back to July of 1987, when the AAII first began conducting this survey.

For comparison we also included in Table 1 the signal dates as determined by a retrospective inspection of notification data by epidemiologists.

Research on bispectral analysis of EEG signals dates back to the 1970s, not long after higher order spectral analysis emerged as a branch of study in the 1960s.

The appointments were perhaps the strongest signal to date that Mr. Bloomberg is not like Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, the man who helped elect him to office.

It is also the strongest signal to date that he intends to manage party affairs differently than Mr. Jiang, his immediate predecessor.

The commander's remarks amounted to the most emphatic signal to date that the United States military intended to secure a presence here, possibly for years.

In his annual new year interview with The Andrew Marr Show on BBC1, Cameron gave his clearest signal to date that he is determined to maintain Britain's membership of the EU.

The shift is perhaps the strongest signal to date of a change in the landscape of the biotechnology business as companies like Celera, which once raced to sell information about genes to drug companies, find that that business is not as lucrative as they thought.

The Abbott government's controversial decision to upgrade its Bougainville office is perhaps the strongest signal to date of the potential turbulence ahead if Australia's vision for a prosperous Bougainville is shared by whoever leads the next autonomous Bougainville government.