The phrase "a deadline given" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific deadline that has been assigned or communicated.
Example: "The project must be completed by the deadline given in the initial meeting."
Alternatives: "a set deadline" or "a specified deadline."
The fine follows a deadline given to Facebook by the French watchdog last year to stop tracking non-users' web activity without their consent, and an order to stop some transfers of personal data to the US.
In the streets of Ramallah in the West Bank, many Palestinians tried to check their enthusiasm, which was egged on by headlines across the tops of newspapers proclaiming, "Palestinian State on 9/13!" Several Palestinians said they were ready to shed blood if necessary, but they warned each other not to put too much stake in a deadline, given that other supposedly sacred dates had come and gone.
There should be a deadline given, which is generally 3 to 6 months for a 250+ page book.
Setting a holiday as a deadline gives you a solid timeline to work against, and the ide aof a gift reminds you that what you're doing is worthwhile.
They will then have to respond by a set deadline, given by Ucas.
The Kremlin statement came in response to a 90-day deadline given to US federal agencies to remove the security software.
While it is recommended that the new score arrive before the application submission deadline, we will accept it after the deadline given a reasonable amount of time.
A November 1 deadline gives you a few weeks before Thanksgiving to figure out travel arrangements, to arrange holiday visits with other relatives, and to help the children have reasonable expectations for the season.
The date would initially serve as a bargaining deadline, giving the negotiators a real date by which they would need to work out an agreement.
This deadline gives a panel of judges time to review the documents prior to the symposium.
Plus, finishing this process a month ahead of the deadline gives you enough time to request a corrected form, or replace one that's missing.
