Sentence examples for deadline once from inspiring English sources

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission extended the January 2007 deadline once but declined to do so again, and it has assessed $780,000 in fines for being late.

From my own luxurious and relatively torpid vantage point - as a former reporter for a Sunday newspaper, a deadline once a week - agency men made the rest of us look like fops.

The city has only failed to make that deadline once, in 1991, another tough fiscal year, when the Council did not pass the budget until 7 30 a.m. on July 2. Then there was 1998, when the Council passed its own budget over the objections of the mayor, Rudolph W. Giuliani, and the mayor impounded the funds.

We've extended the deadline once, but it won't be happening again.

They've already essentially slipped this deadline once before, after all.

While Deadline once reported TBS were interested in an Ed Helms-produced Jake and Amir TV series, it's never progressed beyond a script.

The technique we propose is proved to be correct in the sense that the delivered solutions are not obsolete, i.e. the assigned tasks to working processors are guaranteed to meet their deadlines once executed.

The government will only set firm objectives and deadlines once the campaign progresses and Israelis see just how far they can weaken Hizbollah without arousing intolerable domestic and foreign opposition.

There's no way the Iraqis can resolve these issues within six months, the deadline Colin Powell once set.

When it became clear that the latest round of talks, in Vienna, would not lead to an agreement by the November 24th deadline, Washington once again turned to Oman, with Alawi shuttling between American and Iranian officials to extend the deadline to March, 2015.

If nothing else, the experience produced one of the all-time great excuses for missing deadline: he once sailed his yacht to cover an assignment on Long Island, and upon returning to the city could find no place to tie up and come ashore with the story.