Sentence examples for deadline as a from inspiring English sources
Officials said they did not want Afghans to see the deadline as a ploy.
Jacques Gounon, Eurotunnel chief executive, described the peak-season deadline as a "quite a joke".
Hugo and Ender's Game's Asa Butterfield, 18, was previously cited by Deadline as a frontrunner.
The competition commissioner, Mario Monti, described France's failure to meet the deadline as "a grave violation of state aid rules".
Mr. Bush appeared to be setting up the Sunday deadline as a critical measure of Iraqi cooperation.
Even the excuses — this time Thomas blamed the looming trade deadline as a distraction — came with the Knicks' latest humiliation.
You will need to pay this by 31 January as that date is a payment deadline as well as a filing deadline.
Under British rules, such a letter would require a bidder to make a formal offer by a deadline, as in BHP's case.
That deadline, as specified in an international treaty, is 2007, which the Army has already said may be impossible to meet.
At some point they may not change enough, but there has never been a deadline as far as I'm concerned.
The improvement programme's new director, Bill Mumford – who is chief executive of learning disability charity MacIntyre – describes the June deadline as "an aspirational target and not thought through".
