Sentence examples for deadline to bring from inspiring English sources
The government faces a December deadline to bring additional charges connected to the Madoff case.
The prosecutors are facing a looming deadline to bring charges against SAC connected to suspicious trading in two drug stocks.
The effort faces a January 1st deadline to bring the government of President Bashar al-Assad and the myriad opposition groups to the negotiating table.
Because the Elan and Wyeth trades occurred in mid-July 2008, the government is running up against a five-year deadline to bring charges related to them.
In the end, Steve decided to put an extra $20,000 into his annuity before the deadline, to bring his account balance to $75,000.
WASHINGTON — When President Obama expanded the Afghanistan war a year after taking office, Republicans fiercely criticized his deadline to bring troops home.
Will you, Mr. Arafat, agree to D, E, F?' He wants to force a kind of deadline urgency, to bring it to a bottom line: enough already, is a deal possible or not?" Mr. Clinton's meeting in Geneva with Mr. Assad revealed an impasse that seemed unbreakable, and the Americans left the next move to Syria.
With his country officially in recession, he is struggling to meet an April 30th deadline for plans to bring the deficit down from 4.6% of GDP to the EU-mandated target of 3% next year.
Picard has a deadline of Saturday to bring legal action against those investors who he thinks profited from the Madoff scheme before it collapsed in December 2008, even if they are not accused of criminal wrongdoing.
The brinkmanship between the IMF and the EU burst into open warfare, after Juncker declared that the deadline for Greece to bring its national debt down to 120% of GDP had been moved by two years, to 2022.
NEW YORK TIMES New York Attorney General Said to Examine a Dozen Firms | Bloomberg News reports: "New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is looking into the mortgage securities practices of at least a dozen financial institutions that have agreed to suspend a deadline for him to bring fraud claims, according to a person familiar with the matter".
