Sentence examples for deadlines prescribed from inspiring English sources
Beyond the immediate deadlines prescribed by the City Charter -- offices to fill, budget reports to make -- he will find that he is not the only freshman at the learning institution of City Hall.
Section 5?" The appropriate remedy to follow from such a finding seems obvious: This court should vacate the Florida Supreme Court's judgment, thereby reinstating the Elections Canvassing Commission's statutory authority to act in accordance with the clear and specific deadlines prescribed by Florida election law as of Nov. 7, 2000.
A key challenge for wireless industrial networking is to successfully transmit a packet within a prescribed deadline despite the unfriendly properties of the wireless transmission medium.
An example protocol design is presented and the achievable probability for not missing a prescribed deadline is assessed in an example scenario, demonstrating the significant improvements possible with spatial diversity techniques.
They appealed the verdict, Clark said, but never got a ruling affirming or denying their guilt because of Italian judicial rules that require court proceedings to be dropped if they aren't concluded by a legally prescribed deadline.
The proposed algorithm works backward by computing the equilibrium from the last possible deadline of the bargaining to the initial time point and by applying at each time point the actions prescribed by the choice rule whose conditions are satisfied.
He prescribed an antidepressant.
The language was prescribed.
He prescribed antidepressants.
The pediatrician prescribed Benadryl.
