Examples of using To set a date in English and their translations into Portuguese
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when does it consider that it will be possible or desirable to set a date for starting accession negotiations?
We would have preferred him to set a date, and to set a date of 2008, but since we will all still be
Parliament calls on the United Nations to set a date for the deployment of a UN peacekeeping force pursuant to Article 7 of the Charter of the United Nations,
I understand why Turkey is calling upon the forthcoming December Council to set a date for the start of the negotiations.
President Mitterrand to set a date by which treaty amendments, providing for EMU, should be in place.
Another potential problem for those attempting to set a date for the rapture arises from Matthew 24:34,
It was suggested to set a date to stop and stop completely on that day,
it is too early to set a date for the start of the negotiations.
If the European Council is led by considerations of political logic- sometimes known in other places as opportunism- to decide to set a date, then I fear that the citizens of our Member States will say: aha, they are serious about this!
for the fact that the Council does not want to set a date for when the measures are to come into effect.
inviting Mr Savimbi to set a date for his movement to end the war,
has failed ever since to set a date for the opening of negotiations,
then according to paragraph 4 it still has the entire year 1997 to set a date for entry into force.
I think Hedy's getting pretty close to setting a date. Oh.
the authorities were close to setting a date for the execution.
We ought to set a date.
She wants you to set a date.
We have to set a date and keep to it.
To set a date now, or even to set a date for a date, is premature.