Sentences with phrase «arbitrary date»

This might not be highlighted, but they may well impose earlier / arbitrary dates on you for deadlines & other corporate actions.

This allows for the effect of historical circumstances after the somewhat arbitrary dates of sovereignty.

It seems whenever I see an attempt to claim AGW has stopped, it's bolstered with a WfT graph of HadCRUT data that shows a downward trend between arbitrary dates in the last 11 years.

I continue to be shocked at the number of people who send me a contract with arbitrary dates of their choosing without ever consulting with me about my interest and availability in narrating their book!

This seemingly arbitrary date is actually a clever and considered solution based on logic that speaks to both biologists and theologians.

We've talked before about when there are arbitrary date cutoffs on clothing (such as when to stop wearing tights, and whether you can wear bare legs in winter), but not in a while — so let's discuss.

Intro's matchmakers sometimes have to get clients to open their minds and let go of arbitrary dating standards.

A short documentary shows how unregulated and arbitrary date labelling is in the United States, and why we SHOULD be crying over spilled milk.

It's not about hitting the movie date or some arbitrary date — it was giving the game the time it needs to be successful and really just concentrating on the quality of it.

Why wait for some arbitrary date in the future to start getting more out of life?

A declining debt ratio should be your «fiscal anchor», not the elimination of the deficit by some arbitrary date.

Both the Prime Minister and the Finance Minister do not seem to understand that their election commitment to «sustainable» fiscal management does not require balancing the budget at some arbitrary date.

Regarding the «end of days» part of his interview, isn't it more likely that people are behaving as their biased and fearful psyches tell them to, seeing demons and signs at times that humans have designated significant, rather than demons presenting themselves to humans on arbitrary dates?

But wait — plenty of xtians thought the world would end on the arbitrary date of 1/1/2000 (forgetting there was no year 0).

Church history teaches us that it was Rome that instituted this feast on this day; it is syncretism at best, and the date was not an arbitrary date chosen out of a hat.

If they still want to breastfeed, fine, no arbitrary date on a calendar they can't read dictates their needs or our response.

The state's education commissioner says she's open to granting waivers to delay new teacher evaluation for an additional year, saying the new systems should not be hastily pushed through because of an arbitrary date.

Clegg told Radio 4's Today programme: «The Conservative party have been tearing themselves [apart] on Europe so they have now plucked out of thin air an arbitrary date, 2017, when a referendum would take place... on the back of what I predict will be a largely synthetic renegotiation of the terms of Britain's membership that won't satisfy their backbenchers.

Very few parents expect their children to manage on their own at an arbitrary date.

There's NO reason why legislators have to be allowed to leave by some arbitrary date.

The New York state's education commissioner says she's open to granting waivers to delay new teacher evaluation for an additional year, saying the new systems should not be hastily pushed through because of an arbitrary date.

Now, my cynical self tends to be squarely in the camp of «you can make resolutions any time you choose» where, for all intents and purposes, NYE is just an arbitrary date.

This is an arbitrary date that is not tied to data reporting or other applicable timelines.

Ten years from now (to choose one arbitrary date), the market will be priced according to what's going on then, without regard to how that number compares with today's market level.

If that describes you, know that there is no reason to wait for an arbitrary date in time.

In order to clear out these payments (kind of like reconcile) enter a deposit on any arbitrary date to any bank account (it's a fake transaction anyway).

So I take the ticket, and pick an arbitrary date for return.

Being a digital title which isn't bound to a street date could mean SEGA had a date, or had to pick an arbitrary date and they have a release date planned in the near future.

If I feel like making some changes, I'll do my best to make them... and an arbitrary date on the calendar won't have anything to do with it.

If the policy you recommend had been followed since the public policy debate began in (arbitrary date) in 1989, I suspect today's situation would be much better.

If the parties are working in good faith to close outstanding issues, then the purchaser should not have any additional worries that the terms on offer are set to expire by some arbitrary date.

International medical insurance can cover any arbitrary dates, regardless of the actual departure or return dates.

It is an arbitrary date you have the ability to select at the time of purchase.