Sentence examples for any particular deadline from inspiring English sources

"The message we gave them, that we've given them before, is that the important thing is to get the report done in a way they feel totally comfortable with, and not to meet any particular deadline," said David J. Goldston, chief of staff of the House Science Committee.

But Heizer, 67, was not working to meet any particular deadline.

I didn't set a particular deadline, but prioritized about two states a year.

Most international scholars and spouses, whether or not they receive income from U.S. sources, are required to complete appropriate tax forms by a particular deadline.

"Even when a molecule leaves a powerful impression — like, 'this is the strongest inhibitor I've ever seen' — your interest in a particular project has to stop with a particular deadline.

DEADLINES I've been doing a bunch of work with documentary films, and depending on the state of a particular deadline, that'll determine what happens during the day.

If you have a staff member who can own this process, charge them with having the results by a particular deadline.

A spokeswoman declined to identify the investor paying for Bullett's publication; she says the search for a publisher is "more about finding the right person" than meeting a particular deadline.

Another hearing was held, which resulted in a series of orders being issued by the Chamber for Serbia and Montenegro to produce thousands of documents by a particular deadline or update the Chamber of the specific reasons why it could not do so (Prosecutor v. Milošević 3 June 2003, T. 21648 21693).

Some MOOC providers like coursera have time-bound courses, but with regular new sessions starting every month or so allowing students who couldn't meet a particular deadline to transfer all of their work done to the next session and simply shift their timetable by a month or two.

"It's more important to get it right than to get it done by a particular deadline".