Sentence examples for deadline was imposed from inspiring English sources

The 2002 deadline was imposed in 1997 to wean Amtrak away from federal operating subsidies, but the rail system is still $59 million from that goal.

The current budget deadline was imposed almost 60 years ago, and almost every major legislator in the state has suggested pushing it back.

The deadline was imposed after the State Court of Appeals ruled that New York State had shortchanged the city on education aid.

The number of state inmates remaining in county jails after sentencing jumped from 1,964 when the deadline was imposed to 2,819 on Tuesday.

The deadline was imposed after the Supreme Court declined to review a lower court ruling that backed the city's decision to ban a Bronx congregation from holding its services at a public school.

The two-year deadline was imposed in part to deter countries from contemplating an exit, and gives the union a distinct advantage over any country that decides to bolt.

Why is the deadline being imposed?

Research shows that when a tight deadline is imposed on a negotiation, both sides routinely think the deadline will hurt them and benefit their counterparts.

Furthermore, she sounded somewhat irritated by the fact that, sooner or later, she would have to give a yes or no answer to this question when "that legal deadline is imposed".

The Libyan operation reached that deadline, which was imposed by the war powers law of the Vietnam era, on Friday.

Ahead of the deadline, a reporting ban was imposed on the courthouse, and live television broadcasts suspended.