Sentence examples for announced deadlines from inspiring English sources

They certainly weren't used to publicly announced deadlines.

The Environmental Protection Agency today announced deadlines to end certain uses of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) -- powerful heat-trapping gases that significantly contribute to climate change -- because safer, climate-friendlier alternatives are now available.

"In this war, we have come to realize that announced deadlines don't necessarily transmit into reality," Khatib said, noting that Washington and Moscow's reluctance to leave is partly grounded in their desire to maintain a say in the outcome of the civil war and its aftermath.

The new deadline for nominations is 5 p.m. Pacific Time on Friday — exactly 24 hours later than the earlier announced deadline of Jan . 3

Both are set to close next year, long before the government's recently announced deadline for coal-fired power stations of 2025.

To improvise, send down orders from above, call on discipline and control, announce platitudes of the sort, "it is necessary to work the land," and to continue announcing deadlines that are not met, does not require getting together, reaching agreements, nor finding out how to comply with popular demands.

The state court reached out and prohibited the executive branch officials from performing their duties, and announced new deadlines to supplant those enacted by the Legislature.

That's despite moves by a few big chains, including Macy's, J.C. Penney and Amazon, which announced order deadlines for guaranteeing delivery before Christmas Day would be extended past the weekend.

There have been a lot of fits and starts since the embarrassing collapse of that last health care push as the White House publicly announced various deadlines for a vote on a revised bill.

(Most local governments have not yet announced a deadline).

Mr. Romney's advisers also said that he would never have announced a deadline for withdrawing troops from Afghanistan.