Sentence examples for a concrete date from inspiring English sources

Representatives of the organizers are expected to meet in Geneva on June 5 to discuss details, including a concrete date.

Instead of setting a concrete date, make it contingent upon receipt of information, such as a certain number of days from the signed approval date.

This tradition was valuable for the same reasons it was dangerous: it reaffirmed millennialism as dogma and offered a concrete date.

Secret Cinema's founder and director, Fabien Riggall, doesn't give a concrete date for when but says the company is talking to possible Australian partners.

Thomson also said the BBC would not fund the rollout of its digital audio broadcasting (DAB) transmitter network to match the coverage currently provided by FM until the government had set a concrete date for digital switchover.

WASHINGTON — A sweeping accord between Iraq and the United States would set the end of 2011 as a concrete date for American withdrawal from Iraq, based on the performance and increasing capacity of the Iraqi security forces, according to a draft of the agreement.

Speaking to TechRadar, Visa's mobile head Pedro Sousa said: "We don't have any concrete dates, but we're talking about next year".

"I have struggled with this decision, but I finally decided that, while I cannot betray my conscience, I cannot stand in the way of passing a measure that puts a concrete end date on this unnecessary war". That was the message of Democratic leaders: This is the best deal they could make, and it is better than no deal at all.

So it's not a concrete release date, but its just about the closest thing we have to one.

Skydio doesn't have a concrete release date for its system, but is pushing to get software out the door this year.

Pine64 doesn't have a concrete release date, but it's expecting pre-production units to be available by mid-March.