Sentence examples for deadlines since from inspiring English sources

The I.R.A. has broken several further disarmament deadlines since then.

The two sides have failed, however, to meet two deadlines since on ending the standoff.

There was no benefit to handing the papers in early, since they were all going to be graded at semester's end, and there was a potential cost to setting the deadlines, since if you missed a deadline your grade would be docked.

On various fronts, both legislators and regulators have failed to meet self-imposed deadlines since the energy crisis exploded earlier this year, and the bond offering itself has been postponed three times, from June to August to September and, now, October.

The industry has long experience with drop-dead deadlines: since the wind production tax credit began in the early 1990s, for example, it has expired three times, said Elizabeth A. Salerno, director of industry data and analysis at the American Wind Energy Association, a trade group based in Washington.

There are more immediate deadlines, since a new nominated advisor - the firm which manages a company's listing on the stock exchange - needs to be appointed before close of business on Thursday.

The deadline has since been erased with Tippex.

While the deadline has since been dropped [ 19], mergers are believed to remain a preferred policy solution for 'failing' hospitals over other measures such as appointing a new senior management team or franchising the hospital's management to the private sector [ 20].

It was the first time I'd missed a deadline since I started college.

Denmark likewise has until 2014, and the United States has no deadline since it has not ratified the treaty (see article).

It was, he added, the second such deadline since the 1998 Northern Ireland peace agreement that created the power-sharing government.