Sentence examples for deadlines for imposing from inspiring English sources

He added that deadlines for imposing "a clear, strategic approach" to diversity, had been missed.

The game against Tennessee sold out Tuesday, after the N.F.L. delayed by one day its deadline for imposing a local blackout.

(AP) TRENTON: AUTO TEST DELAY The Environmental Protection Agency allowed the state to extend a deadline for imposing stricter auto emissions tests at some public testing centers this week, prompting a suit by private service-station owners who say the move hurts them.

On Saturday, his coalition government said it would seek to revoke certain taxes, ease the repayment terms for taxpayers who owe money to the state, suspend planned layoffs in the bloated public sector and extend the deadline for imposing additional austerity measures by two years.

A deadline approaches for imposing controls on mercury emissions from power plants.

The White House has said it would veto the bill for imposing deadlines on the withdrawal of troops from Iraq.

But the two more or less agreed on what would be an example of a strong hypothetical case for imposing a flexible deadline.

The German company, RWE A.G., offered 26 euros ($24.41) a share for the company, surpassing the 25.8 euros proposed by its German rival, Energie Baden-Württemberg and Ferroatlántica of Spain, shortly before the expiration of a 15-day deadline for counteroffers imposed by the Spanish stock market commission.

The truth is that we have no idea how the president really feels about the deadline he imposed for beginning a troop withdrawal.

The results come just five days before a deadline Microsoft imposed for the two companies to reach a negotiated merger agreement.

In a dissenting opinion, Justices Souter and Ginsburg said that while the law did not raise a separation of powers problem, the deadline it imposed for judicial action was so short as to raise a question of whether the law violated the constitutional right to due process.