Sentence examples for deadline of one from inspiring English sources

Upon taking office on July 7, Mr. Barak set a deadline of one year for bringing the troops home.

A principal objection raised by Mr. Bush's lawyers to the Florida Supreme Court ruling was the imposition of new deadlines on the acceptance of manually counted returns, replacing the standard statutory deadline of one week after Election Day for counties to submit returns.

To facilitate this, Ms. Grant tracks down a judge who can speed the paperwork along because the show imposes a deadline of one week in which the wishes must be granted.

The court's ruling reversed the decision of a lower court that the state's top election officer, Secretary of State Katherine Harris, was justified in announcing last week that she would not accept any returns filed after Nov. 14, the state's normal deadline of one week after Election Day.

We further exemplify the cost-time implications by having a limited budget of $20,000 ∼$32,50000) and a project deadline of one month.

(1) A deadline of one year for the resolution of the crisis and.

In other words, is this requirement of the deadline on one end, going back to what Justice Wells has been asking, created because of the deadline on the other end?

Therefore, we set a deadline of having one camera streaming with less than 1 second of latency by February.

Friedman was nearing the deadline for one of his twice-weekly Times columns — eight hundred and forty words, Wednesdays and Sundays.

Although 1 January is a major date for the reforms, the effective deadline for one of the most crucial provisions in Obamacare has still not arrived.

Mr. Kopp has outlined plans to spend up to $2 billion of the stimulus money by the deadline of 2012 — one-quarter of the available federal money, but only a small part of the $45 billion the project is expected to cost.