Sentence examples for deadline for deciding from inspiring English sources

The deadline for deciding is the end of the month.

West Virginia said it would decide on Monday, the deadline for deciding whether to appeal.

The deadline for deciding whether to take the Nuggets' pick was yesterday.

A minimum requirement is a hard deadline for deciding whether to privatize them, nationalize them or wind them down.

The Arab representatives were not given a deadline for deciding whether to sign on to the antiterror cause.

He said their names would not be made public until Aug. 17, which is their deadline for deciding whether to proceed with the administrative hearing.

Today, as another deadline passed for deciding whether the United States will get a reduction in the dues it pays to both the regular and peacekeeping budgets, representatives of the 189-member General Assembly were staring at two sleepless nights ahead.

Two years ago, Tishman Speyer Properties took over the agreement, offering $2.6 million in renovations, but setting a deadline of January 2002 for deciding what to do.

The supervisor, interviewed by KCAL-TV Channel 9's Dave Bryan at the Current Affairs Forum, a luncheon program hosted by public affairs consultant Emma Schafer, insisted that even as he's let one self-imposed deadline after another for deciding slip by, he's inching toward a commitment.

On the flip side, Adams tells us that he set a three-month deadline for fundraising, deciding to go after industry leaders and big names in the angel and venture world, regardless of whether or not the efforts proved to be successful.

In turning away TransCanada's application in January, President Obama said a deadline imposed by Congress for deciding Keystone XL's fate did not allow sufficient time to complete environmental reviews.