Sentence examples similar to a fixed submission date from inspiring English sources

Too few results and an impending thesis submission date may throw PhD students into despair.

"This 'period' is harder to fix without a fixed election date nationally but the UK manages it".

This of course begs the question, who would accept a job with a fixed end date?

She says she pursued proposals for putting a fixed end date on the backstop.

In 2007, Parliament passed a law that set a fixed election date.

To varying degrees, these counterterrorism officials expressed doubts that Al Qaeda has had a fixed target date related to the elections.

There's a fixed end date.

Occasionally, Congress passes temporary tax laws with a fixed expiration date (like these from 2015).

Second, the debt note requires a fixed due date (or "maturity date") for repayment of the total amount borrowed, plus interest.

To prevent replay attacks, each signature has a fixed expiration date.

Two significant differences: there is an outgoing majority government, and a fixed election date.