Definition of target date
: the date set for an event or for the completion of a project, goal, or quota
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Sunday, July 1, 2018, had been the target date to open pot shops in Massachusetts, but no retail licenses have yet been awarded.
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Faced with obstructive foreigners, China might well find that the target date of Made in China 2025 is overly ambitious.
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Employees are typically advised to choose a fund with a target date nearest their 65th birthday.
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There is no current target date for the DOJ to promulgate website accessibility regulations.
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For now, the target date for the Stratman family is Thursday when Matt will have an MRI to determine the status of his brain injury.
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Fresno State president Joseph Castro has said the target date to hire a new athletic director is the end of June, according to the report.
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The new target date is nearly two months sooner than anticipated.
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The target date for a final presentation is tentatively set for Aug. 7, but the council will hear an updated report in early June.
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First Known Use of target date
1945
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