Sentence examples for deadline where from inspiring English sources

Burnham said: "The bill cannot be supported in its current form, but nor should we just oppose it because there is a deadline where the country needs new legislation.

What London 2012 wants is a great whirring delivery machine, driven by the inexorability of the project's deadline, where as many details as possible are determined in advance by specifications and regulations.

The only element to have in mind was the quizzes deadline, where I had three attempts without time limit, which was more than fair".

The only element to have in mind was the quizzes deadline, where I had three attempts without time limit, which was more than fair" "The advantage of MOOCs is the possibility to access content anytime, when I was focused and motivated, and interested in that content.

Amazon is clear to point out that this is "not an auction format" in that you are not actively bidding against others and seeing the price creep up in the process, against a pre-set deadline where a virtual hammer will drop.

But, Massachusetts had twice as long and didn't have a funky enrollment deadline, where users had to sign up 3 months after the website launched to pick up insurance when the new plan started (for the Affordable Care Act, consumers must sign up by Dec. 15 to get insurance by Jan . 1.

Elaine Rubin, chairwoman of Shop.org, an online retail trade group, said e-tailers were managing their inventories more closely than ever, "so it's all about not getting up against the mid-December deadlines, where they have to start charging a premium for overnight shipping, or missing sales because it's just too late for people to order".

One general lesson is the risk of making predictions or setting deadlines where epidemiological outcomes are concerned.

Some of these projects have hard deadlines where family members are waiting for the finished product, for example, at a scheduled family reunion, and others just unravel over time.

He predicted many deals would be running late into the evening, and that some would fall short of the deadline, particularly where the solicitor did not have access to the funds to complete the purchase.

"The players they acquired weren't through typical deadline trades, where the team leverages the future to get some high-priced rent-a-player for the last few months of the season," said Michael Fogelman, 40, a Berkeley real-estate broker and Giants season ticket-holder since 2000.