Sentence examples for deadline attached from inspiring English sources

This is to say the amendment itself has no arbitrary deadline attached.

But critics pointed out that the target of sourcing more than half of supplies from the UK had no deadline attached, and represented "more of a vague aspiration" than a concrete plan.

But I've become much better about using my calendar for everything that is time-bound – not just appointments, but "to do" items that have a deadline attached to them, with little "run up" reminders such as "Start working on that report that's due next Tuesday".

An event is a task with a date and time (a deadline) attached.

Love should not have a deadline attached to it.

The pay disclosure rule does not have a deadline attached, but even if it did, it might not make a difference.

All have deadlines attached to them.

Talks continued, however, and bore progress when a commitment to implement the September 2012 agreements, with specific deadlines attached to the necessary actions, was signed in March 2013.

A spokesperson for the Donmar said that "we are excited to be engaging with such brilliant talent", adding that the theatre's associate director, the actor Douglas Hodge, is working with the pair with "no deadlines attached".

A spokeswoman for the Donmar Warehouse said its associate director, the actor Douglas Hodge, had been working with Mr. Doherty and Mr. Barat but added that the project was "very much in the early stages of development, with no deadlines attached".

You can't achieve a goal if you don't have one, and across most of our big problems, we have nothing resembling real goals – not goals that everyone has signed onto and that have deadlines attached to them.