Sentence examples for Critical deadline from inspiring English sources

Newark's political world is once again frozen, waiting to hear from Mayor Sharpe James at a critical deadline.

The next critical deadline for enrollment is March 31, after which individuals face a tax penalty if they remain uninsured.

But the controversy has consumed Washington's attention even as a critical deadline approaches to avert a government shutdown.

A critical deadline passed in a dispute between the charter school network and the de Blasio administration over the network's prekindergarten program, leaving its fate in doubt.

TOKYO — Hours before a critical deadline Wednesday, Olympus, Japan's chastened camera maker, released revised financial results, owning up to more than $1 billion in losses it hid for more than a decade.

The election came just 10 days before a critical deadline for states in carrying out the law, and many that were waiting for the outcome must now hustle to comply.

Mr. Obama and Congress face critical deadlines in the next few weeks to keep the government open and avert a default.

D.C. Police Chief Cathy L. Lanier has rehired 17 officers who were fired for misconduct, saying she was forced to bring most of them back because the department missed critical deadlines for taking action.

The idea of fitting all of this work into a condensed time period, and still getting key tasks completed before critical deadlines can seem impossible, but year after year many find unique ways to get it all done.

If you and your child do not read the college's email, you will miss everything from critical deadlines to internship opportunities.

Day-to-day security practices and procedures in businesses and agencies continue to be carried out in the traditional way, and they often are perceived by employees as excessive, cumbersome and unnecessary measures that can be ignored and overlooked when in a rush to meet critical deadlines and finish overdue tasks.