Examples of using To set a date in English and their translations into French
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Did you ask me to set a date for the wedding before or after you signed up?
instruct the Registrar to set a date for the pre-sentencing hearing under rule 118;
He's convinced Richard to set a date for Edward's coronation, three days from now.
AU and UNOWAS call on the Government to set a date for the organization of the referendum on the draft bill.
I asked you to set a date for our marriage, didn't I?
As such, paragraph 4 of the draft resolution under consideration provides a mechanism to set a date for which we can all plan.
its Permanent Commission has not yet met to set a date for an extraordinary session.
Only after that would it be possible to set a date for the conference of plenipotentiaries.
This first meeting enabled the two belligerent forces to resume dialogue in order to set a date for the start-up of the DDR process.
instruct the Registrar to set a date for trial;
shall instruct the Registrar to set a date for the trial;
I'm gonna go before anyone else can ask me to set a date.
We will contact you within 48 hours of receiving your request to set a date for an appointment as soon as possible.
there is no legal obligation for the Court of Cassation to set a date within a certain time frame.
asking the Government to set a date for the proposed visit.
Following the issuance of these reasons the Registry will contact counsel to set a date for a case management conference to address the following.
asking the Government to set a date for the proposed visit.
I was kind of hoping that maybe you was ready to set a date for our wedding.
every one of our countries, to set a date in the course of that year for the eradication of absolute poverty,
It is also possible to set a date in advance, but to stipulate that this date is subject to variation,