Sentence examples for a deadline of five from inspiring English sources

The 30% target, adopted in 1994 by South Africa's first democratically elected government, meant redistributing 26m hectares (64m acres) of white-owned land with a deadline of five years.

At Mr. Koskovich's sentencing in 1999, Judge Stanton amended the jury's sentence and set a deadline of five years for the state to execute the defendant; otherwise, the sentence would be changed to life in prison.

They said that New York was one of only five states with a deadline of five years or less, that DNA technology had made it possible to positively identify suspects in long-dormant cases, and that the limit provided little incentive for the authorities to devote resources to old rape cases.

For example, if you need to make 25 client calls in a week, set a deadline of five a day.

Prime Ministers do have a deadline (of five years) for each term in office, and within this period they must hold another election.

I gave myself a deadline of four hours.

He gave himself a deadline of four weeks to reply to Parliament.

A deadline of two months would be set for airlines to formally reply.

They set a deadline of two days: no improvement and Ptolemy will not see 2015.

"They have taken three of our crew and have given a deadline of two days," Capt.

Mr. Powell said the Governing Council would be given a deadline of six months to write a constitution.