Sentence examples for deadline mentioned from inspiring English sources

Officials said although a deadline mentioned in the telephone warning had passed, security at airports would remain elevated.

Aides on both sides said that it now appeared unlikely that the city would adopt a budget by June 5, the budget deadline mentioned in the City Charter.

"The airport is on red alert". Officials said although a deadline mentioned in the telephone warning had passed, security at airports would remain elevated.

Mike Mc Donough said that he voted for Mr. Lautenberg in 1994 and that he was upset that Democrats had used legal maneuvering to replace Mr. Torricelli on the ballot after the 51-day deadline mentioned in the state election statute.

As long as your company fits into one of these categories and you meet the eligibility criteria at the bottom of this post, you are encouraged to apply before the new deadline mentioned above.

But the speech lacked details about the disposition of US forces remaining after 2012 until the 2014 deadline that Obama mentioned.

BAGHDAD — Iraq's civilian leaders held a meeting on Thursday with the 300 top Iraqi military commanders from around the country to discuss the withdrawal of American forces from cities by the June 30 deadline, and scarcely mentioned the United States.

The exec was speaking at the Television Critics Association's summer press tour in L.A., according to reports from AdWeek [paywall], TheWrap, and Deadline, when she mentioned the app's big makeover.

The problem is if they miss that deadline, as Ceci mentioned, then the Democrats -- the liberal wing is going to pile on and say, "Let's just go without them.

Although neither Obama nor the Democratic leaders in Congress mentioned deadlines in public, they are aiming to have the bill passed before the president leaves on a trip to Australia, Indonesia and Guam on 18 March.

But what I gleaned from my time with the D&D team, aside from a palpable tension in the air whenever someone mentioned "deadlines", was almost a sense of awe in the work they were doing.