Sentence examples for deadline of early from inspiring English sources

The real news is that these efforts have intensified, and that Bloomberg has set a deadline of early March for making a decision on whether to enter the race.

The New York Times reported in January that Bloomberg had consulted advisers about the possibility of a run and set a deadline of early March to make a decision.

It has given Greek officials a deadline of early October, when the draft 2014 budget goes to parliament, to find ways of covering the shortfall.

Treasury Secretary Jack Lew confirmed a deadline of early November in a letter later on Thursday.

But setting an arbitrary deadline of early 2008 for most of the soldiers to depart risks weakening America's bargaining power, intensifying instead of dampening the fighting and projecting an image of weakness that will embolden enemies everywhere.

As of now, the subway is a hole in the ground, a mountain of concrete, a stretch of tunnels where workers are racing to meet President Leonel Fernández's construction deadline of early next year, in time for the presidential election in May in which he hopes to win a new term.

Chief Judge W. Terry Ruckriegle of District Court said he needed more than just prosecutors' belief and gave a deadline of early next week for proof of the claim, leaving a potentially huge and unknown wrinkle for the middle of the trial.

For voters who missed their registration deadline, the convenience of early voting is irrelevant.

The university extended the deadline for early decision applications.

The deadline for early acceptance is February 22nd.

The next deadline of interest to early-career scientists: Electronic submission for "small" and "exploratory" grants (R03s, R21s, R33s, and R34s) is scheduled for 1 June 2006.