Sentence examples for deadline- from inspiring English sources

This year, the nuclear negotiations in the Swiss city of Lausanne, which are entering a critical phase ahead of a major deadline, are being debated over dried fruits, pistachio nuts and watermelon seeds.

Flint made the comments in the week that countries had a deadline for submitting their pledges for managing their greenhouse gas emissions.

But the solution is temporary: the next shutdown deadline is 15 January 2014, three months away.

The remarks illustrated the rising tensions as the talks approach a deadline next Monday.

Now, as the November deadline draws ever nearer, Khamenei's website has published an expression of thanks to the leader from deputy foreign minister Abbas Araghchi, for his "effective and heartwarming" support, and a Twitter account associated with the leader has expressed support for "innovative diplomacy in foreign policy and international affairs".

In the meantime, barring a breakthrough in the coming days, "the whole operation may be shutdown regardless" as the May 31 deadline looms closer.

My strongest memory is of one early-evening phonecall: for at least three minutes, the voice at the other end insisted I was connected to the "Man of Mystery", and tied me in knots, before I swore in frustration, and Thorgerson wearily played it straight, wondering when the deadline was, and how the book was going.

George Galloway has missed a deadline to bring a legal challenge against the election result in Bradford West, where he lost his seat to Labour by more than 11,000 votes.

A 30 April deadline to convert $4.7bn in pledged assistance into specific payment timetables has been missed.

With the deadline looming, the negotiators did not get much sleep last night.

According to the country's electoral commission, a deadline for parties to submit their lists of candidates must be set around 40 days after parliament is officially dissolved and elections are held 43 days after the registration deadline.