Sentence examples for deadline means from inspiring English sources

But Beijing's Olympic deadline means the city needs an immediate answer.

That deadline means a trade deal must be concluded this year which in turn demands a political breakthrough now.

The deadline means that several Central European and Mediterranean countries could be able to join in 2004.

From another perspective, this is the moment for the feast before the famine: the impending deadline means that a surge of projects are approaching completion.

There are also provisions for an emergency proxy if a medical or other emergency after the deadline means you can't go to the polling station yourself.

For the prosecution service under Carla del Ponte that deadline means dozens of indictments of lesser figures need to be finalised within two years.

How does this affect the tax verification with the I.R.S.? Does the college deadline mean filing with estimates?

Being on a tight deadline meant I had to wire my camera up to the internet so I could transmit directly back to the office during the race.

But Mr. Boies's agreement that there was a deadline meant even the justices who did not think there was a true deadline were undercut by one of the chief adversaries in the case.

For investigators at the department's Applicant Processing Division, the sudden arrival of hundreds of new candidates just two weeks prior to the hiring deadline meant headaches, several people involved in the screening said.

In an interview, Michael Carey, the president of the city's Economic Development Corporation, which is in charge of the stadium projects, said that the cost of the Coney Island field had grown because advancing its deadline meant bringing in more workers and materials at a time when both are in short supply.