Sentence examples for deadline to keep from inspiring English sources

He announced that he won't be able to make the Friday deadline to keep the government open and will instead pass a five-day extension.

Even Mr. Annan was skeptical, as reflected in his entreaty to the Security Council to endorse the April 10 deadline to keep pressure on Mr. Assad.

Real independence matters more than statute and there may need to be a hard deadline to keep up the pressure on the press".

In June, Slatery and the other attorneys general imposed an arbitrary deadline to keep him to his word: if Trump didn't cancel DACA by September 5th, they would challenge the policy in court.

Manchester City remain relaxed about Yaya Toure's situation and do not expect to have to meet his agent's deadline to keep the Ivory Coast international.

And he doesn't need my company beyond our short visit: he has a deadline to keep.

But our relationship to previews is defined not just by the fact that we don't need them: we have press releases, editors and deadlines to keep us abreast of the coming attractions.

There are so many deadlines to keep track of.

"Other buyers, especially those purchasing for the first time, may be delaying until competition in the market cools after the April stamp duty deadline – helping to keep a lid on price growth," he added.

It's very important that you feel comfortable reaching out to people to make queries, to reassure them of your skills and ability to meet deadlines, and to keep clients and companies informed as to your progress and any issues that may come up.

Sometimes, I assign something to a writer, and she responds, "What's my deadline?" (Some people ask for deadlines in order to keep themselves on track!).