Sentence examples for that date means from inspiring English sources

If the counsel for the attorney general is correct and Dec. 12 is the date by which the -- they have to be -- the certification has to be made for the Electoral College, and as I read Section 5 of the U.S. Code, that the -- what that date means is that all of the controversies and contests in the state have to be finally determined by that date.

Policy uncertainty after that date means investors may soon stop building new wood pelleting plants in the USA.

Does that date mean anything to you? KASEY: No? JUDGE.

But the mini-uprising, reminiscent of those against Israel, had nothing to do with disappointment that this date, meant to be so significant, was to come and go without either peace or a state.

He seemed to receive the idea well, although with concern that moving the date meant something about his prognosis.

He suggests that "date rape" allegations "mean nothing", since because there is "no violent act it is difficult to know whether any rape took place".

All that coupled with the DNA's oft-rumored November release date means that it's a strong contender for the spotlight next week.

Plus, going on a date means that I have to pay a sitter so that I can go out with someone who may not even be worth the expense or time away from my son".

The fact that the key domestication allele for non-shattering is the same in varieties of indica and japonica rice tested to date means that a single domestication of rice, at least for the major varietal groups, was not just possible but probable.

Thus, "9.6.0.0.0," a katun-ending date, means that nine baktuns and six katuns have elapsed from the zero date to the day 2 Ahau 13 Tzec (May 9, 751 ce).

But 7-8% underperformance year to date means that Reed has now seen no rerating on a relative PE basis since the start of 2012....we think Reed now offers excellent value for its growth.