Sentence examples for deadline explained from inspiring English sources
"The temporary cease-fire in the U.S.-China trade war left the toughest issues to future bargaining sessions, which will attempt to succeed where earlier efforts failed — and under an ambitious 90-day deadline," explained my colleague David J. Lynch.
Deadline explained that Oliver's success will have buoyed Viacom's president Doug Herzog, "who has learned from the experience that there can be life after Stewart", and says this summer has been "a big win" for Comedy Central.
In return, Moore asked Gorillaz to guest-edit a few pages of Dodgem Logic, but they missed their deadline, explaining that they had too many other commitments.
"Timely filing is a fancy term for a deadline," explains Justin Tysdal, CEO of travel insurance company Seven Corners.
"[A] Freedom of Information Act request from EnergyWire revealed that the agency never followed through with regulations despite an August 2008 deadline," explains the story.
If you really can't work with someone whose best work is always done at the last minute riding the deadline, explain the situation in neutral terms to your supervisor and try for a better pairing.
DM sends each request to MMS which decides whether one of the resources in the current set of resources can be allocated to meet the request deadline as explained in "Auto-scaling criteria" section.
Rejecting the Circuit Courts conclusion that Palm Beach County lacked the authority to include the 215 net votes submitted past the November 26 deadline, the Supreme Court explained that the deadline was not intended to exclude votes identified after that date through ongoing manual recounts.
Rejecting the circuit court's conclusion that Palm Beach County lacked the authority to include the 215 net votes submitted past the Nov. 26 deadline, the Supreme Court explained that the deadline was not intended to exclude votes identified after that date through ongoing manual recounts.
The short deadline, he explains, is not all bad news: "It makes you get the job done -- then you get your paycheck".
