Sentence examples for deadlines are given from inspiring English sources

In fact, this policy can be seen as belonging to a wider class of queue- and channel-aware schedulers which smoothly partition the queue or delay state space in regions where channel conditions are given a higher weight and regions where the delay deadlines are given a higher weight.

Mr. Bush's national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice, said that "no deadlines" were given to Mr. Putin at the meeting.

That deadline was given two years ago by the Board of Standards and Appeals when, over community objections, it approved a project to replace the tower with a larger one.

The Korea Development Bank said that the extension in Daewoo Motor's payment deadline was given in consideration of the financial impact that such a large bankruptcy could have on the nation's beleaguered banks, which themselves are saddled with some $50 billion in bad debts.

Don't wait for the last minute to ask if at all possible; although sometimes this may be unavoidable if the deadline you are given is super short.

Preliminary engineering specifications are exchanged, and suppliers are given a deadline for sending in bids and detailed blueprints.

They are given a deadline by which they must meet international law.

I concur with Senator John F. Kerry that new deadlines should be given to the Iraqi leaders for forming an effective government.

Other barriers to choice, both parents and providers said, were the inaccurate lists of approved tutoring services and the tight deadlines parents were given for applying.

However, no deadline has been given to the PAEC.

In a way, he says, it's a privilege to be in his position – to have a deadline, to be given a chance to sort everything.