It is thought that Danny Alexander, Chief Secretary to the Treasury, is pushing for a deadline on when the last 5 per cent of the country without superfast broadband can expect to get access to that network.
The Knicks twice had serious discussions to acquire Mutombo: before the trading deadline of 2001, when Atlanta sent him to Philadelphia, and in the summer of 2002, when the Nets acquired him in a deal for Van Horn.
There's also the looming deadline of March 31, when candidates must report their first quarter finances to the Federal Election Commission.
The unskilled may have to wait until the EU's deadline of 2011, when all restrictions must go.What about further enlargement?
By Russian standards of justice, the prosecution moved swiftly, racing against a deadline of July 1, when a new criminal code will prohibit trials in absentia.
They set a deadline of Jan . 1 when the insurance for about 60percentt of the state's roughly 35,000 doctors comes up for renewal.
That enormous spending bill is being worked out as Congress slides toward a deadline of Friday, when much of the federal government's funding runs out.
Cyprus faces a deadline of Monday, when in the absence of a bailout deal the E.C.B. has said it will cut off the financing that is keeping Cyprus's teetering banks from collapsing.
Some people within professional sailing talk about next year's race in San Francisco as a deadline of sorts, when these efforts will either pay off or leave professional sailing in deeper financial trouble.
The increase in the number of deadly attacks on American forces may be related to the deadline of June 30, when the Iraqi-American security agreement signed last year dictates that coalition forces are to withdraw from the cities.
