Sentence examples for a deadline at from inspiring English sources

The White House missed a deadline at the end of January for telling Congress what it wants to do.

Yet it appears we now have a deadline that may not be respected as a deadline at all.

"It appears we now have a deadline that may not be respected as a deadline at all," Ms. Hughes said.

Two weeks after the presidential election, a court has decided that Florida's deadline for counting votes and certifying votes was not a deadline at all.

That might mean billions more in loans if the company's stakeholders can come to an agreement before a deadline at the end of May.

"I don't think we'll have a deal by March 31," Mr. Gaymard said of a deadline at the World Trade Organization.

It told the BBC it would publish a new deadline at a later point.

Figure 2 (left side) illustrates the schedules in which τ 1 is tentatively assigned to π 1 (there is a deadline miss at time t=11) and to π 2 (there is a deadline miss at time t=5).

It followed the issuing of 48-hour evacuation notices by the army on Monday and the passing of a deadline - at midnight last night - for settlers to leave of their own accord.

Rule 2.6c of the Takeover Code states that "the Panel will normally consent to an extension of a deadline … at the request of the board of the offeree company and after taking into account all relevant factors, including: (i) the status of negotiations; and (ii) the anticipated timetable for their completion".

With the presidential election in sight and a deadline looming at the end of the year to cut trillions from the deficit, the partisan debate over the budget has become an existential battle over the purpose of government.