Sentence examples for the dates cited from inspiring English sources

There is not even agreement on his birth and death dates (the dates cited here are from the Baseball Hall of Fame).

Multiple videos posted online by Syrian citizen journalists claim to show the aftermath of chemical attacks in Ateibeh, a village outside Damascus, on March 19, one of the dates cited in Britain's letter to the United Nations.

Filers who have no such documents will be allowed to produce instead a sworn affidavit from a school official, employer, member of the clergy or other person in a quasi-official capacity, specifically stating under penalty of perjury that he or she has "personal knowledge" that the taxpayer and child lived together during the dates cited.

It's on page 300, where the date cited in the poem's title should be 1913, not 1917.

Kosovo's prime minister, Hashim Thaci, did not confirm or deny the date cited by Mr. Samardzic but said Kosovo's split from Serbia was "a done deal".

The exact dates cited may also differ, because of leaders arriving before the students, and at more recent IMOs the IMO Advisory Board arriving before the leaders.

The band canceled the rest of the fall dates, citing Meg's "acute anxiety".

Any dates cited in an agreement would be cast as goals for handing responsibility to Iraqis, and not specifically for reducing American troops, said a White House spokesman, Gordon D. Johndroe.

He said to expect the first pilots of autonomous driving deployments to come earlier than the 2021 date cited by many competitors for the arrival of self-driving tech, including Ford, which set this target date for introduction of production autonomy in service of on-demand car fleets.

The expiration date cited for Maintenance Diet was "17FEB04" and for Beef with Barley was "05MAR04".

By this timetable, General Singh is scheduled to step down in May, based on the 1950 birth date cited by the government.