Examples of using Precise date in English and their translations into Greek
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One thousand years ago, the precise date unknown, the Earth was invaded by hordes of demons.
The spokesman said he was unable to confirm a precise date for the next meeting between Tsipras and Juncker but could say that it will take place.
For example, it is often impossible to identify a precise date that an autoimmune disease
Even though no one knows the precise date of the next elections in Croatia,
When the next congress took place at Petrova Niva from 28th-30th June 1903 it was clear that the precise date of the uprising in Macedonia would be 10th July.
I don't know the precise date, Pierce, because I'm not you. So there's no receipt.
work was continuing from the base of the institutions and there was no precise date for their return to Athens.
But I'm not going to set a precise date now, I don't think that's right.
Pahor's mandate expires at the end of this year and the precise date of the elections will be announced on Friday.
paragraph 2 emphasises the need for a precise date to be set by the UN.
As with every attempt at historical periodisation, in this case no precise date can be given for when that point had been reached.
Through her, the aliens had given the precise date of an Earth-rending cataclysm:
especially regarding the Commission's inability to set a precise date for launching its operation.
by the end of next week we will know the precise date for the Prime Minister's trip.
Personally, I am not so concerned with what actually will or will not happen on that precise date of December 21, 2012.
but gave no precise date.
without giving a precise date.
which gives us a very precise date.
probably composed rather early, although there are no indications as to its precise date of composition, its author and the place it was written.
The precise date and location of the 2013 Bilderberg meeting is yet to be confirmed,