Sentence examples for terminal date from inspiring English sources

The terminal date for the show, 1968, works well for two reasons.

He said: "We are being asked publicly to set a terminal date for our withdrawal (from S. Vietnam when we have already offered one in private".

He obtained resolutions from the Senate that Caesar should lay down his command (presumably at its terminal date) but that Pompey should not lay down his command simultaneously.

The terminal date of the Late Intermediate Period marked the beginning of the Inca horizon and of the Inca conquests, which spread from the Inca capital, Cuzco, in the southern highlands of what is now Peru.

A bond with a date of maturity usually involves a promise to pay a certain sum each year for a given number of years, and then a larger sum on the terminal date.

The U.S. Tariff Act of 1930 exempted from duty specified antiquities and objects of art produced prior to 1830, and that year became more or less internationally accepted as an appropriate terminal date in defining "antique".

Flights there are scheduled to begin on Oct. 22, when JetBlue moves next door from Terminal 6, a decrepit terminal dating from the dawn of the jet age.

The eschatological strain of the Crusades can also be noted in the Crusade sermons of Bernard of Clairvaux in 1147, who kindled enthusiasm to liberate Jerusalem with reference to the pressing terminal dates of the end time.

Set behind an Art Deco terminal dating from 1941 - by W Horace Austin and Kenneth Wing Sr - is a range of crisp and cheerful new buildings by HOK Architects that has brought this much-loved regional airport up to date without it losing its Bogart-Bacall-era Hollywood charm.

The original Art Deco terminal dates to 1941 and has been carefully preserved over the years.

Second, we show that if credit derivative markets are opaque then banks cannot commit to terminal-date risk exposure, and therefore the optimal signaling contract is more costly.