Sentence examples for an expected deadline from inspiring English sources

Echoing earlier remarks by her predecessor Alex Salmond, Sturgeon said it made clear logical sense for those powers to be in place quickly and before the UK's exit from the EU was completed by an expected deadline of 2018.

A formal call for proposals for these facilities will be issued this week, with an expected deadline of Oct 22nd.

Mr Curteis, a jeweller, had said he was frustrated that the family had not been given an expected deadline for when the issues would be resolved.

Commissions come through, subs want to check your copy, there's a constant flow of work calls and then, bang, an earlier than expected deadline comes up (which meant I did have to slink off back to the apartment to start researching).

They failed to reach a conclusion by the expected deadline of late Friday after Kookmin Bank, the second-largest individual creditor by exposure size, delayed its decision.

As a node only transmits a message at one time, the source selects a node according to the expected deadline.

The original expected deadline of completion was June 2007, although this was moved to the first quarter of 2007.

If you have too much on your plate and are given more daily ask your manager to help you prioritize what's an 'A' or a 'B' and expected deadlines.

The project has missed expected deadlines for completion of intermediate deliverables.

A growing push to forge a bipartisan compromise ahead of an expected March deadline for DACA's expiration fell apart because of a pair of blows: First, courts put the end of the program on hold pending appeals that are expected to reach the Supreme Court, and second, a week-long Senate debate failed to produce a consensus bill that could win the necessary 60 votes.

It can be nerve wracking for both investors who expect deadlines to be met, and startups that run into unexpected problems as they develop their product.