Sentence examples for deadline established from inspiring English sources

And the department has already missed a deadline established under the new law.

Amtrak is facing a December deadline, established five years ago, to make enough money to cover its operating expenses.

The developers have filed plans months ahead of the deadline established in their agreement with Nassau County, which owns the site and would provide a 99-year lease.

Ilya I. Rogachev, a deputy ambassador of Russia, Serbia's chief ally, said the court must be shut down by the 2010 deadline established by the Security Council.

In taking this action, we join more than 130 other countries that have signed by the December 31, 2000 deadline established in the treaty.

State and city officials, as well as most welfare recipients, have long known about the approaching deadline, established by the federal welfare legislation in 1996.

The tobacco suit was filed to meet deadlines established for continuation of the lawsuit.

Given the strict deadlines established in Venezuela's criminal procedure code, she had had no choice but to release him.

The announcement comes less than a month after state insurance commissioners asked the Department of Health and Human Services for more flexibility in setting up the exchanges, telling the administration they might miss important deadlines established by the Obama administration on the road to providing health benefits.

And this decision to purchase must be made under unrealistic deadlines established by sellers and their over-zealous agents.

Some leagues have specific trade deadlines established.