Sentence examples for the set date from inspiring English sources

This group was then given further vouchers of £50, £100 and £200 if they managed to abstain from smoking for up to 38 weeks after the set date.

The parties are going to meet and are going to take the right decisions so that the league finishes on the set date".

With no overarching issue preoccupying voters still awakening from their summer slumber and with four by-elections set for September, which a general election would pre-empt, Mr Harper presumably has strong reasons for wanting to face the electorate a year before the set date of October 19th 2009.

Schools nationwide recommenced on the set date by the government.

On June 3, 1904, the bridge construction began on a barge in the river, with promises to be complete by the set date of August 17.

Barely six months away from the set date for their wedding Mary was diagnosed with tuberculosis, but she recovered and the couple were married on 28 December 1932, with the wedding officiated by Cecil Henry Boutflower, Bishop of Southampton.

We knew before then which opponents every team was going to play, we just didn't have the set dates.

For example, we asked the participants to set date to stop smoking (target day).

Since the previous set, dating to 2008, had never been implemented, a standard first adopted in 1997 still applies.

It is not a set date in the Gregorian calendar.

The company will set dates for the split after shareholders approve an increase in the number of shares.