Sentence examples for become a deadline from inspiring English sources

A timetable for a state of Palestine would become a deadline for Israeli negotiators.

This date has effectively become a deadline if not for defeating Boko Haram, then for significantly degrading its capacity for violence.

And because I've become a "deadline person," I've set a deadline.

The 80percentt figure is a nice goal to shoot for, but is likely not going to become a political deadline on the order of: "We'll put a man on the moon in this decade".

But privately, Democrats and Republicans agree that the Easter recess that starts in early April has become a de facto deadline for a Bill.

The year 2015 has become a lingering global deadline in the development world, as it is the target year to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.

But later in the day, Obama hinted for the first time that he would not let the August deadline become a deal-breaker.

Glen Sather, the team's embattled president, general manager and coach, may become a seller at the deadline instead of the buyer the Rangers have almost always been.

Should Glen Sather, the Rangers' president, general manager and coach, decide to become a seller before the deadline, Lindros would figure to be just one of several Rangers available, joining a list that might include Brian Leetch, Aleksei Kovalev, Petr Nedved, Tom Poti, Martin Rucinsky, Matthew Barnaby, Chris Simon and Boris Mironov.

Take that extra professional development class, complete that certification, agree to that strict deadline, become a peer mentor.

Some form of health care reform may pass -- the contours may or may not be in place by the August recess (a deadline that has become a distraction rather than an impetus).