Sentence examples for takes the date from inspiring English sources

STEVE COLL: It's not clear to me exactly how he's thinking of 2011, but Bob's book makes clear that the president himself certainly takes the date very seriously as the start of a transition.

In his walking log, he noted the routes they took, the date, the weather, the duration, ending with an "L" in red, for Lynn.

MPs voted to take the date of the UK leaving the European Union of 29 March 2019 out of law – but ministers did nothing.

Take the date of birth from one email, paste it into the other and bingo.

Take the date that a customer is first contacted, and then the date that they make their first purchase.

Where we were unable to determine when a specific observatory began using alert levels, we took the date of the first record of any VAL at that volcano.

Senior sources are confident they can see off a defeat, after No 10 said there were no plans to take the date out of the bill.

A great many fans fell off their seats but then everyone took the date of the post into account: April 1.

We took the date of diagnosis of venous thromboembolism as an index date.

For cases identified in Hospital Episodes Statistics, we took the date of hospital admission as the index date.

We took the date of the first new prescription for a study oral contraceptive after 1 May 2002 as the date of entry into the study cohort.