Sentence examples for a proper deadline from inspiring English sources
Once a proper deadline was imposed onto the band, they became more productive than previous sessions.
Decide on it accordingly, for instance, you may have a holiday or exam coming up, and you need to know it by then, or your learning it casually, so you don't have a proper deadline.
Mr. Christopher said the Gore camp was awaiting the outcome of three court cases: the United States Supreme Court's ruling on the proper deadline for counting votes, a decision in Tallahassee by Judge N. Sanders Sauls of Leon County Circuit Court on hand recounts and a decision in Seminole County on absentee ballots.
They won postponements from federal judges, who ruled that the risk of being wrongly executed without a proper hearing outweighed such deadlines, particularly when the prisoners were unaware of the deadlines and could not prepare their own appeals.
Airbus was supposed to convert from a consortium into a proper company in January 1999, but that deadline has already slipped; and arguments among the partners—France's Aerospatiale, Germany's DaimlerChrysler Aerospace, British Aerospace and CASA of Spain stopped work on the conversion a few weeks back.The row is ostensibly about the creation of a European Aerospace and Defence Company.
This project was what I never thought a collaboration could ever quite be: two people, on equal footing, with a proper sense of urgency -- whatever else it is, death is a useful deadline -- trying to express a philosophy.
"Rather than criticising them for missing an arbitrary deadline, let's hope we'll be able to applaud the coalition for ultimately doing a proper job - even if it does take them a little more time.
Board meetings and a proper strategy meeting with timelines are very exercising because it means you have to do some thinking to meet those deadlines.
