The cutoff date for these preliminary results was May 18.
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The cutoff date for the preliminary results was April 13.
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The cutoff date for the Conference Board's survey was Jan.
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The new cutoff date alleviates some of the show's traditional stuffiness.
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The cutoff date to make the December debate is Dec. 12.
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With the midterms coming up, that cutoff date falls on Sept.
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"Euphoria" is beloved by fans, but didn't make the cutoff date.
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"Non-Solicitation Cutoff Date" means the Non-Compete Cut Off Date. f.
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The hit HBO drama premiered a couple of weeks after the cutoff date.
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"Adam was over 18 and so missed the cutoff date," Ms. Walls said.
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That cutoff date comes at a point before most women even know they
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The Conference Board said the cutoff date for the survey results was March 16.
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In 2015, CMS also used March 31 as a cutoff date for effectuated plans.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified the cutoff date for Tony Award eligibility.
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Selena wasn't nominated, and neither was The Weeknd -- "Starboy" was released after the cutoff date.
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Exhibitions of vernacular photography tend to have a cutoff date in the 1970s or '80s.
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For example, New York has retained the January 31 cutoff date that the Obama administration used.
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A study conducted in Florida — where the cutoff date for student admission into a grade is Sept.
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He needs just one more to get onstage before the cutoff date at the end of August.
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In 2009, the organizers and dealer committee changed the cutoff date to 1969 to include midcentury objects.
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And at the cutoff date last year, the United States men ranked 12th, behind Latvia and Estonia.
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There appears to be no "cutoff date," so the right to be forgotten will outlast a person's life.
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While that poll was released two days after the deadline, it was actually conducted before the cutoff date.
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We got to get at least 203,000 new shows streaming by the Emmy eligibility cutoff date next year.
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Venkataramani also noted that the players' age by the cutoff date was probably a factor in the study.
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Of those women, 452 of them were within two weeks of their facility's cutoff date, but did receive an abortion.
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Avoid the hassle by finding the cutoff date in your jurisdiction—and don&apost let anyone stay longer than that.
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Despite the crop insurance cutoff date of June 5, he is still willing to plant corn up until June 15.
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The investors earlier this month lowered the minimum acceptance threshold from 75 percent and postponed the cutoff date by two weeks.
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According to Ars Technica, Fishel actually bought the game before Activision's cutoff date, so he's not eligible for this refund program.
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The cutoff date for the 2018 Emmy Awards means that some fan favorite shows won't be getting a nomination this year.
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Generally, hotels set a 30- to 60-day cutoff date, at which point they release any unsold rooms to the public.
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With a cutoff date of February 28503, 22019, essentially every electronic vapor-based technology falls into the "new" tobacco product category.
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The 2006 cutoff date "is the result of hard-fought negotiations between the parties," he wrote in court filings in 19903.
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Neither album was submitted for consideration by Ocean's labels or management, even though both were released before the eligibility cutoff date.—Noisey
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Unlike HARP, however, the new refinancing option will not have a cutoff date, so loans made after May 2009 may be eligible.
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Cooper, an appointee of former President Obama, wrote in his order that the department did not adequately justify the August cutoff date.
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The N.F.L. pushed for a cutoff date to prevent a stream of families from filing claims for long-deceased fathers and husbands.
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He reports that despite the insurance cutoff date of May 25, he would likely push corn planting until about June 6 if needed.
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The cutoff date to be eligible for Indian citizenship is March 24, 1971, a day before the onset of the Bangladesh Liberation War.
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The cutoff date to be eligible for Indian citizenship is March 24, 1971, a day before the onset of the Bangladesh Liberation War.
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A key issue is setting a cutoff date for residents to qualify for what is called settled status, allowing them to remain indefinitely.
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The administration told the federal judge in San Diego on Monday that it would not meet Tuesday's cutoff date for the younger cohort.
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The target numbers and the cutoff date to meet those targets are still being worked out and will be set prior to the IPO.
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The software giant will stop supporting Windows 8003 on January 2800th, 21, and it will start warning consumers about this cutoff date next month.
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They calculated kids' ages relative to their classmates based on their date of birth and the cutoff date for school enrollment where they lived.
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But insisting I "do it on my own" at some arbitrary cutoff date of 18, 21, or 26 doesn't really level any playing fields, either.
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Even though the insurance cutoff date is May 63 for corn in Iowa, he said he would push corn planting until June 10 if needed.
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The bond's trustee on Friday sent a notice of default saying an interest payment had not been made by the cutoff date of Nov 9.
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He told her he was researching abortion laws in the surrounding states and knew the cutoff date for her to get an abortion, she said.
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The cutoff date to submit polling and donor data will be June 13, the D.N.C. added, which is about two weeks before the first debate.
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Juul was on the market before the August 2016 FDA deadline, but other companies have introduced new copycat devices after the cutoff date without regulatory consequences.
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Amazon did not announce a cutoff date for the promotion, but said that free shipping will be available for all orders arriving in time for Christmas.
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But after Mr. Skikos said he intended to file a motion to delay the cutoff date, the judge was noncommittal on when it might be considered.
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It's the official Brexit cutoff date when the UK is set to crash out of the European Union if no other deal is put in place.
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How much is available and how long the program can continue operating will vary by state, but these actions together would push the cutoff date into February.
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If Readerlink can get financing, it would consider making a bid before the cutoff date, the report said, adding that the company may join with another investor.
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A key issue is setting a cutoff date for European Union citizens living in Britain to qualify for what is called settled status, allowing them to remain indefinitely.
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The collisions at this year's show at the Park Avenue Armory are greater than ever because the cutoff date for material has been moved to the present from 1969.
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On October 18, the day after the cutoff date for Oregon's twenty-day residency requirement for voter registration, the Rajneeshees announced they were halting the importation of street people.
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Two other states that have their own marketplaces, Idaho and Vermont, likewise had last Friday as their cutoff date for enrolling in plans, with coverage beginning New Year's Day.
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The cutoff date for the survey was June 15, the same day President Donald Trump announced he was pressing ahead with hefty tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese imports.
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Monsanto previously submitted a petition asking the board to reject the proposed cutoff date for sprayings and warned the company may file a lawsuit if the board denied the request.
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"I don't know that there's any magical cutoff date," said Ron Hosko, the FBI's former assistant director of the criminal investigative division and a 30-year veteran of the bureau.
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Last year, in its comparable report on effectuated enrollment for 249 plans, CMS used March 227 as the cutoff date, and the report was for plans effectuated for March, not February.
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The month of May frequently becomes a headlong rush of streaming TV, as many shows scramble to debut by May 31 — the cutoff date to qualify for the Emmys in the fall.
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León Altamirano, whose law firm in Villahermosa specializes in surrogacy cases, said that the cutoff date was "illogical," since surrogacy is not a nine-month process — in vitro pregnancies can require several attempts.
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Midwestern growers, particularly in Illinois and Indiana, are extremely behind schedule in many cases, though some farmers are willing to plant corn beyond the crop insurance cutoff date, according to the Crop Watch producers.
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The Band 2 made some improvements, but still lagged behind competitors like the Apple Watch and mostly relied on the strength of its Health software—exactly what will stop working after the cutoff date.
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The crop insurance cutoff date for full coverage is June 93 in most of Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio, and the Illinois grower said he would push corn planting to about June 29 if conditions allow.
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About 246,480 young people registered to vote on the last day in May that they were eligible, a significant increase from the 137,400 who did so on the cutoff date in 2015, The Telegraph reported.
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DO: Budget Time For RSVPWade suggests making the RSVP cutoff date two to three weeks before the wedding, so that you have plenty of time to get the final head count to your venue and caterer.
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As of the cutoff date of January 5, data included 35 patients with RET fusion positive tumors, including 27 with non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), 7 with papillary thyroid cancer and 1 with pancreatic cancer.
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In an email, he explained that some players objected to the 2006 cutoff date, but without a settlement that at least captured players dating to 2006, many more would face the same stringent limitations as the Websters.
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Don't forget income earned before the divorce filing (usually the cutoff date for asset valuation) but received after, like bonuses and the most recent paycheck's retirement contributions, said Joslin Davis, president of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers.
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The Canadian bank also pushed back the cutoff date for shareholders to receive its next quarterly dividend so that PrivateBancorp investors will be eligible for the payout, worth 39 cents per PrivateBancorp share, based on last quarter's dividend.
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The Democratic Party in North Carolina challenged the state election board's refusal to extend the cutoff date, saying in its suit that thousands of people would have been deprived of their fundamental right to vote in the Nov.
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In a lawsuit filed late last year, for example — just before a cutoff date set by the bill — a music publisher representing songs by Tom Petty, Stevie Nicks and others sued Spotify for $1.6 billion over licensing lapses.
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There are also many complicated issues, like the rights of spouses of European Union citizens living in Britain who arrive after the cutoff date, and who will be eligible for health care coverage after Britain's withdrawal is formalized.
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The sooner you mail your thank-you notes, the better, but Diane Gottsman, a national etiquette expert based in San Antonio and author of "Modern Etiquette for a Better Life" (Page Street Publishing, 2017), said there's a hard cutoff date.
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In Arkansas, Pulaski County Circuit Judge Tim Fox ruled on Friday the six farmers can spray dicamba-based herbicides past an April 15 cutoff date that applies to the rest of the state, their attorney Grant Ballard said on Monday.
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Based on this strict cutoff date, the district court sped up its review of the case and the justices granted a very rare petition permitting the government to leapfrog the circuit court of appeals and proceed directly to the Supreme Court.
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Researchers found that there were more diagnoses for children born in August and then found it was true only in states that have a September 212 cutoff date to start kindergarten, according to Timothy Layton, lead author of the study.
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Unimpressed by the $20173 million forecast, down from the $570 million it would have received under a 2014 arrangement, the BCCI responded by refusing to name a squad for the June 1-18 one-day international competition by the April 25 cutoff date.
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Over time, many institutions and organizations have looked to the 1970 UNESCO Convention to set a cutoff date, only acquiring or studying objects that are known to have been out of their source countries after that date — unless they have proper export documentation.
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In the race for Broadway accolades, this is crunch week, when the last productions of the season open just in time to meet the cutoff date for Tony Award eligibility — ensuring, in the process, that they'll be extra fresh in Tony voters' minds.
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Even compared with the millennials, this younger generation has marinated in a world of ubiquitous communication and pervasive social media: Using the earlier cutoff date, the oldest post-millennials were younger than 10 when Steve Jobs introduced the first iPhone in January 2007.
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"If there's a dispute between an officer or a person or there's a use of force incident, 20 days is completely arbitrary," he said, pointing out that agencies retain the footage for much longer than 20 days—so why pick that as a cutoff date?
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Reigning comedy series champ Veep, by debuting on April 16, ensures it will air seven of its 10 episodes by the May 31 cutoff date for airing half a season (unless it takes off Memorial Day weekend, and even then, it will have aired six).
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An earlier study in the United States, for example, found that roughly 8.4 percent of children born in the month before their state's cutoff date for kindergarten eligibility are given A.D.H.D. diagnoses, compared to 5.1 percent of children born in the month immediately afterward.
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What they're saying: A Facebook spokesperson said in an email that the company had extended access to friends' data to a group of developers in 2015 beyond the cutoff date because they had asked for extra time to deal with the changes in Facebook's policy.
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Mr. Trump can, of course, reserve more airtime as the week progresses; there is no cutoff date for when a campaign must turn in its reservations, although they must come in by a certain point on Friday to guarantee placement for the weekend or for Monday morning.
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Don't forget income earned before the divorce filing (usually the cutoff date for asset valuation) but received after, like bonuses and the most recent paycheck's retirement contributions, said Davis, who is also a principal of Allman Spry Davis Leggett & Crumpler, P.A., in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
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Qualcomm argued that Koh's ruling raised "serious legal questions" because, among other things, she excluded evidence after a March 2018 cutoff date — including the fact that Apple dropped Qualcomm in favor of rival chip supplier Intel Corp, showing that Qualcomm did not have a stranglehold on the market.
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Residents need to prove their citizenship by showing that either they or their ancestors were born in Assam before the cutoff date — which corresponds to the beginning of the Bangladesh War of Independence that saw hundreds of thousands of people flee the country as it split from Pakistan.
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Children who are younger in their peer group, such as those with an August birthday in a school with a September 1 cutoff date, could be more likely to be diagnosed with ADHD, Layton said, as certain childhood behaviors may be consistent with those that are used for diagnosis.
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The exception, of course, is Netflix, which is rolling out two of its big Emmy hopefuls — Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and House of Cards — in May, because it releases its series all at once and, thus, doesn't need to worry about how many weeks it has before the cutoff date.
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Qualcomm argued that Koh's ruling raised "serious legal questions" because, among other things, she excluded evidence after a March 2018 cutoff date - including the fact that Apple Inc dropped Qualcomm in favor of rival chip supplier Intel Corp, showing that Qualcomm did not have a stranglehold on the market.
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Until the Non-Compete Cutoff Date you promise and agree not to assist or counsel, directly or indirectly, for compensation or as a volunteer, any person that is a candidate or exploring candidacy for President of the United States other than Mr. Trump and to prevent your employees from doing so. 4.
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That's an unfortunate downside given some eligible gamers have been potentially enjoying their Switches for almost a month from the specified cutoff date, but a free upgrade is still hard to argue with, and getting to replay The Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild from the beginning isn't necessarily a bad thing.
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Given the power of Solomon-Godeau's feminist critique — and the fact that the cutoff date for her anthology is 2014 — one can only wonder what she makes of this particular historical moment, in which movements such as #MeToo have once again put the prevailing gender inequality in art and elsewhere, and with it, the feminist agenda, front and center.
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If Mr. Cox says that he is not satisfied, then it is likely that a divided British cabinet and Parliament will vote to ask the other member states of the European Union to extend the cutoff date for at least three months, an extension likely to be agreed upon at a key summit meeting on March 21-22.
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Until the Non-Solicitation Cutoff Date you promise and agree not to hire or solicit for hiring, or assist any other person, entity or organization to hire or solicit for hiring, any person that is an independent contractor of, employee of an independent contractor of, or employee of Company or any other Trump Person and who at any time provides services for the project or objective for which you or your employer, as applicable, are being engaged. 5.
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