Sentence examples for deadlines for setting from inspiring English sources
While many districts throughout the Island face similar problems, there has been one significant difference between districts in Nassau and Suffolk: the timing on their deadlines for setting their tax rates.
This is a crucial time for self-employed folks to review their retirement saving, as there are year-end deadlines for setting up and funding certain types of accounts.
The report also misstated the deadline for setting a date for Ms. Berenson to give oral testimony in a civilian court or for the case to be dismissed.
But voters in districts across the state already approved school budgets in May, and their communities now face a deadline for setting tax rates to meet those budgets.
The economic commission of west African states (Ecowas) has announced it will impose crippling sanctions on Mali after a deadline for setting a timetable for civilian rule was missed.
And in what could become a battle cry, State Senator Joseph M. Kyrillos Jr., the chairman of the New Jersey Republican State Committee, accused Mr. McGreevey of "railroading the state election process" by staying in office beyond Sept. 3, the deadline for setting up a special election.
But nearly a month after an initial deadline for setting the outlines of the deal, the two German automakers sound as though they are no closer than when they started.
Under the new agreement, made final in a consent decree issued late Thursday by the Federal District Court in Washington, the deadline for setting standards limiting those substances is Nov. 16, 2011.
Klinsmann called 30 players into the camp and had earlier said he planned to wait until June 2 -- the deadline for setting the final 23-man World Cup roster -- before settling on his final team.
And the New York Fed believed that the absolute deadline for setting everything with 14 different banks was the following Monday, when AIG was required to file its 10-Q with the SEC.
His bent for setting deadlines has thrown his entourage askew.
