Sentence examples for deadline to create from inspiring English sources

Thus, he said, there did not have to be one deadline to create the economic community.

The state has an end-of-the-year government deadline to create a plan showing how it will reduce its use of river water.

What to do? Ronny chooses to keep Nick in the dark, not just because the news will hurt him but because they are working against a deadline to create an electric engine for slinky new Dodge cars.

Gov. Jon S. Corzine signed a law on Sunday that extends until June 3 the state's deadline to create a paper trail for its 10,000 electronic voting machines, the governor's office said on Monday.

On May 6, Porsche and Volkswagen set a four-week deadline to create an "integrated" auto concern, but the deadline came and went amid some very public sniping from Mr. Piëch.

As the 2015 deadline to create a new global treaty on climate change approaches, the question for the oil-rich country looms: will Venezuela be a key architect of an ambitious and equitable deal, or will it sabotage progress?

They also considered tight time windows and time deadlines to create services for high-speed trains.

He questions if the state can meet January deadlines to create a coherent system that accounts for the loosely regulated medical marijuana industry, now 2 decades old and developing its own rules, while transforming the enormous illegal market into a legal, licensed one.

Contests, which come with a deadline, aim to create a sense of urgency, conjuring up a "race" mind-set that harks back to the cold war.

The items prompt you to set deadlines and to create e-mail reminders to nudge you to stay on track.

However when deadlines are used to create a sense of panic, people tend to enter into agreements they do not really want.