Sentence examples similar to created deadline from inspiring English sources

The organization was created to press for free trade in a region long home to enormous trade barriers, and it has created deadlines for the opening of markets across the Pacific.

In either case, Boxer lets users create deadlines and assign priorities to items that are placed in these categories.

A good tactic is to create deadlines using other people for those really important tasks (i.e., agreeing to show a manuscript to a colleague on a certain day), which will help you delay those tasks that are less essential ("I can't make a meeting this afternoon, but could come tomorrow").

With a book, a deadline is a funny thing because it's far away and they're used to having you miss it, so I have to create deadlines for myself.

His decision created a deadline to meet and a justification for cutting through red tape.

It also created a deadline of Dec. 31, 2012, for people who could make a major gift up to the exemption level or above the amount and pay the low gift tax.

That is why we created the Deadline -- more of the same will not end breast cancer.

Some people turn to caffeine or Adderall as an aid to concentration, or achieve similar effects through the use of emotions like the fear created by deadlines or the possibility of being fired.

Questions that could not be answered with data were also entered on the data-use plan and a timeline was created with deadlines for acquiring the data.

Diplomats from wealthier countries argued that creating a deadline for eradicating hunger was unrealistic, according to officials involved in the negotiations.

To create a deadline out of thin air would feel unfair.