Sentence examples for deadline represents from inspiring English sources

That deadline represents an immediate cutoff for 1.3 million people, according to the National Employment Law Project.

The FCC's deadline represents a milestone, but it's far from the end of the fight.

That deadline represents an immovable object toward which the massive infrastructure project is nudged closer with each delay and postponement.

For fans of the Kings and the Ducks, the deadline represents an unhappy but necessary step in returning to respectability.

The Dec. 31, 2011, deadline represented a compromise, as well as something of a victory for Mr. Rubio.

Overall scheduling length (i.e., makespan) is the main concern in system performance, whereas deadlines represent the major timing constraints of functions.

The setting of specific deadlines represented the necessary line in the sand that drove the development, acceptance and utilization of non-animal tests.

Duke Ellington's line, "I don't need time, I need a deadline," perfectly represents my approach to tasks.

This spike in registrations, as many state deadlines approach, represents an exciting rise in enthusiasm and activation among young and first-time voters.

Deadline day represented Leeds' last chance to make permanent signings for the season, although the loan window for Football League clubs re-opens next week.

The deadline miss rate represents the number of units out of all units U (not requests), for which the deadline is missed (see Equation 3).