Sentence examples for deadline to launch from inspiring English sources

Word of the investigation comes approximately a week before an internal deadline to launch an inquiry.

The identities of those interested in buying the club, recently relegated to League One, have remained confidential although the Pinnacle consortium, which is supported by Matt Le Tissier, is understood to have recently had its deadline to launch a bid extended.

A: I would be stressed if we had a deadline to launch our next release or about to go to an investor meeting.

From Anaheim to San Clemente, candidates scurried to meet a 5 p.m. filing deadline to launch campaigns for city council, city attorney and other local offices--while, at the last minute, two officials decided unexpectedly to withdraw from public life.

The deadline to submit applications to launch a startup at the event ended last week – and we had over 600 submissions that we are reviewing now.

(The deadline to enter your startup to launch has now passed).

Perhaps you might have heard about the benefits of meditation, yet you could never imagine spending hours focusing on your navel when you have deadlines to meet and companies to launch.

Microsoft enacted a three-week deadline on the offer, at which point it plans to launch a proxy fight.

Today's decision to launch a hostile bid came just hours before a deadline set by the Takeover Panel.

GM says it hopes to launch a debt exchange offer by March 31, a government-imposed deadline.

City TV had promised to be the first local TV station to launch with an on-air date of between Easter and June 2013 and was set a deadline by Ofcom to launch by 3 November this year.