Examples of using Early date in English and their translations into Swedish
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Article VI commits the NWS to"pursue negotiations in good faith on effective measures relating to cessation of the nuclear arms race at an early date and to nuclear disarmament,
because tradition at a very early date looked upon it as the last in the order of time.
as a matter of fact the early date of this addition is evinced by the fact that the canon was actually quoted in this shape by Paschasinus at the Council of Chalcedon.
but it is the early date, being assigned by Harnack(Chronologie,
the biological clock is set at a very early date, so that the countdown begins too early,
which would be to fix an early date for the Commission to be replaced,
The Book of Jeremiah at a comparatively early date became subject to additions
stability in Britain is to declare an early entry into the ERM and an early date for joining the euro?
Article VI of the 1970 NPT obliges all Parties to the Treaty to undertake"to pursue negotiations in good faith on effective measures relating to cessation of the nuclear arms race at an early date and to nuclear disarmament,
Despite the early date which is sometimes claimed for some of these works, it is not
FrITid asperation information: Two early dates to keep track of.
Dictionary of battles from the earliest date to the present time.
Iv Earliest date of admission to(iv) Earliest date of admission to.
The earliest date that the user is available as a resource.
The earliest date for this is the beginning of September.
The Commission may report, where this is considered necessary, at an earlier date.
The earliest date cannot, therefore, be placed berfore the reign of Abiam.
Earliest date for new government to submit Budget Bill.
On practical grounds, the ESC would propose an earlier date.
The Commission had, however, proposed an earlier date for full market opening.