Sentence examples for deadline to avoid from inspiring English sources

Stocks fell on Wednesday, as President Obama and Republicans in Congress criticized each other and a deadline to avoid tax increases and government spending cuts drew closer.

In regard to china, have they discussed an implementation deadline to avoid the inevitable excess of carbon emissions to come from them in the next 20 years?

It also said that it was committed to filing its financial statements by the Dec. 14 deadline to avoid a delisting.

The N.F.L. has identified July 15 as a deadline to avoid canceling the Hall of Fame game, the first preseason game, scheduled Aug. 7.

Smith said several times that the players want to reach a deal before that deadline to avoid any potential lockout and the dislocation it would produce.

There is no penalty for missing the deadline, but legislators had set the deadline to avoid a drawn-out appointment process.

At first, Mr. Mayor thought he could change that, negotiating with buyers for longer deadlines to avoid excessive overtime, according to people who worked with him.

Strategies like "setting deadlines to avoid procrastination and using cooling-off periods to reflect on decisions" were widely used, the study found.

Even without subscribing to that goal, donors are using deadlines to avoid creating perpetual foundations.

Before leaving for recess in December, Congress faces legislative deadlines to avoid a government shutdown, a default, an extension for transportation funding and tax breaks.

Bush decided on the deadline, anyway, to avoid federal sanction, Struhs told me.