Sentence examples for 24-hour deadlines from inspiring English sources

Ray Vastola, the president of Quikbook.com, a discount reservation service, said that in the last year his employees had noticed business hotels' increasingly moving to 24-hour deadlines.

He has also received several threats from specialist media law firms hired by those criticised on his website, refuting the claims and imposing 24-hour deadlines for their removal, backed up by the threat of legal action.

The New York Hilton and the Waldorf-Astoria have 24-hour deadlines, she said, while the Hilton at O'Hare Airport is "such a transient hotel" that the deadline is 6 p.m. the same day, and the hotel knows it can fill the room.

By Thursday night, the 24-hour deadline had passed, but no food trucks had arrived.

"It's quite clear to everyone, both to the government and to us, that we have more or less a 24-hour deadline," Mr. Dayan said.

But they also benefited from a pair of 24-hour deadline extensions and ultimately sold out their first home playoff game in 61 years.

Previously, the department faced a 24-hour deadline on whether to release detained immigrants or charge them with a crime, or with violating the terms of their visa.

Social networks such as Facebook, Twitter or Instagram now face fines if they systematically fail to comply with a 24-hour deadline in the most pressing cases.

But social networks affected by the new law also acknowledged that the 24-hour deadline forces their legal teams to make rapid decisions.

Statewide, in the 12 months that ended Feb. 28, Verizon failed to meet the 24-hour deadline in 23 out of 100 cases, but on Long Island, the failure rate was 29 out of 100 cases.

As my colleagues Rick Gladstone and Alan Cowell report, 30 armed rebel fighters kidnapped a group of 20 United Nations peacekeepers in the Golan Heights on Wednesday and gave a 24-hour deadline before they would treat the peacekeepers "as prisoners of war".