Examples of using To the date in English and their translations into Polish
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Do you think there is meaning to the date?
Million, and her options are backdated to the date of her hire.
Goods shipped to the Community from 1 January 2003 to the date of entry into force of this Regulation shall be excluded from the scope of this Regulation.
In Article 13(3) point(a) the reference to the date“30 June 2005” is replaced by“30 June 2011”.
In such cases, costs incurred prior to the date of submission of the grant application shall not be eligible, except.
Sixteen years to the date that Pastor Jim made the last broadcast from PTL,
MS- Let us come back to the date 1968 which marks the beginning of your creative work and the beginning of its first period.
Where necessary, that adjustment shall be carried out prior to the date of 30 November preceding the marketing year concerned.
Interest shall be added to the amount of the compensation at the rate of 6% per year from 9 December 1997 to the date of payment of the compensation.
referring to the date, not the trombone.
They can also move forward in time no more than to the date when the died naturally.
which has not been incurred prior to the date of submission of the application may be reimbursed.
Vehicle service period- the period from the date of first registration of a vehicle to the date of conclusion of the insurance contract or the occur- rence of the loss.
with all benefits retroactive to the date of hire.
Subsequent tenders refer to this provision(by reference to"Article 15(4)") and to the date of the original tender.
Subsequent tenders refer to this provision(Article 11(4)) and to the date of the original tender.