Sentence examples for deadline explicitly from inspiring English sources

A new policy from the National Association for College Admission Counseling requires that member colleges give applicants until May 1 to respond to offers of admission and financial aid, and state the deadline explicitly as such.

Greg Efthimiou, a spokesman for Duke Energy of Charlotte, N.C., said that although Duke built renewable energy projects to meet customer demands as opposed to the tax credit deadline explicitly, the federal incentives did help — and Duke planned to build five large wind farms next year, including two in Texas and two in Kansas.

In late October, the pro-government forces began to face an explicitly sectarian deadline: Jurf al-Sakhar straddles a road traveled by thousands of pilgrims visiting the Shiite shrines of Karbala during the holy month of Muharram and the Ashura commemoration, and Islamic State fighters had threatened to slaughter any who passed.

As this is a thematic series (rather than a themed issue) there is no fixed deadline, and authors are explicitly encouraged to build on or critically respond to previous contributions.

Given Yale College's lax cultural norms regarding deadlines, instructors who desire to implement very strict deadlines and penalties can make this explicitly clear in the syllabus.

But he also suggested that this was not a "die in the ditch" issue for him, and he did not explicitly reject the 2017 deadline.

Moreover, the online testing procedure unintentionally offered a cue for procrastination as it explicitly indicated a lenient deadline for testing (i.e. a maximum of 12 months).

If you do not complete the subject by Add Date of the next regular term, the default grade will be posted to your record unless you and your instructor have explicitly agreed on a later deadline.

That seems to be the thinking, as Sony has (according to Mike Fleming of Deadline) just announced a second new Ghostbusters film, one explicitly male-centric and involving at least tangentially creative input from Ivan Reitman.

Participants were not explicitly made aware of the 9 s deadline.

However, employees rarely ask for an extension, even when deadlines are clearly adjustable (e.g., their manager had explicitly said, "If you need more time, just ask").