Sentence examples for deadline that all from inspiring English sources

In the words of Alistair Darling: "The deadline that all of us set ourselves was seven o'clock on Monday morning when the markets would open.

There is growing evidence that most schools will become failing schools if the law sticks to its deadline that all children must be proficient in math and reading by 2014.

And, whereas in the period up to last October there was a clear and imminent deadline that all sides felt under pressure to meet, both the Turks and the EU know that the current membership negotiations are likely to go on for ten years or more.

We added items to our debate dashboard in real time, all the while preparing for a print deadline that fell all-too-soon after the debate ended.

Redwood City's strategy was built around the two deadlines that all basketball teams must meet in order to advance the ball.

As the airlines struggle to meet a Friday deadline that requires them to screen all checked baggage, the new head of the Transportation Security Administration said today that aviation officials had hurt security since the Sept. 11 attacks by talking too much about their methods.

Others say there is no deadline at all — that daily tax receipts would be more than enough to pay off Treasury bonds as they come due.

British Energy operates eight nuclear power plants in Britain, accounting for 20percentt of electricity supply, and set to be closed by 2023 -- a deadline that makes the current debate all the more urgent.

"Our goal is to make sure our members understand all the deadlines that are coming, all the consequences of those deadlines that are coming, in order so that we can make a better-informed decision about how to move, how to proceed," he said.

Yet it appears we now have a deadline that may not be respected as a deadline at all.

"It appears we now have a deadline that may not be respected as a deadline at all," Ms. Hughes said.