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Stage four, which will commence a week before the exams, consists of doing past papers.

— PGA Tour Commissioner Tim Finchem was at Torrey Pines on Wednesday and outlined the tour's drug-testing program, which will commence in July.

Yesterday, Whelan and Aarones officially became teammates, at the first major gathering of the new Women's United Soccer Association, which will commence next April.

The new 'real world' tests, which will commence next year, have been weakened, delayed and their final impact remains uncertain, experts say.

Read more: He told the board of Delta Topco on Thursday that he intends to vigorously defend the case, which will commence in late April.

To become a law, a majority in both houses of Parliament must approve it within six weeks of its monsoon session, which will commence later this month.

But the Model 3, which Tesla will commence building soon and hopes to begin delivering in late 2017, will not.

Marlin has information about a planned attack by Al-Qaeda; a cell intends to create Internet chatter, followed by a dry run, after which they will commence a series of suicide attacks.

The next step in strengthening of data regulation across the EU is an overhaul of the ePrivacy Directive, which will now commence in earnest, to bring it inline with the changes laid out in the GDPR.

Mirroring the G8 Summit, which will be commenced on 6 June, the J8 is aimed at empowering young people to take part and voice their opinions in global affairs.

The choice will be made by the transport secretary alone, after which public consultation will commence.