Sentence examples for considering the deadline from inspiring English sources

Mr. McGuire's calculations were based on the banks' second-quarter earnings; things could change before the banks implement Basel III, considering the deadline isn't officially until 2018.

They did an excellent job considering the deadlines they had to meet.

The Japanese government considers the deadline to be 2.50pm Japanese time (5.50am GMT) on Friday.

They come only about two weeks before what many consider the deadline for canceling the regular season.

We consider the deadline of the option to be one year (12 months), and the final exchange rate is the spot exchange rate.

Consider the deadlines for the contests - if you find one due in a few days, don't bother.

When and if that happens this time around is a crucial question for fishermen and others whose livelihoods are at stake, especially considering the 2013 deadline that Kenneth Feinberg, the overseer of the $20 billion Gulf Coast claims fund, has declared for final settlements.

Dan, the life-threatening problem we have with the Republicans controlling SCOTUS, the House and the Senate is still the worst-case scenario that we must figure out how to overcome very quickly, considering the new IPCC deadlines.

The Transportation Department is considering extending the deadline for publishing flight delay data until June 14, to give the airlines more time to update their ticket databases.

It was an artful way of saying that he did not consider the Yankees' deadline for signing Rodriguez to be legitimate.

I, alas, have caught on too quickly, and factor that extra week into my own mental calculations, to give me what I consider the "real" deadline.