Sentence examples for definitive deadlines from inspiring English sources

Please note that the only definitive deadlines are for financial aid, and you and your parents must meet these deadlines to qualify for money.

Definitive deadlines are the gears that keep your content creation machine in motion.

Students move through this process at different speeds, and there is not one definitive deadline for all colleges.

Through these activities, I have discovered several things about myself: I love to organize events, I enjoy interacting with people, and I work best with set deadlines and definitive goals.

Not definitive, just definite.

Even hawkish Mr Kirk says that he does not expect his sanctions bill to put to a vote before June 30th, the deadline for a detailed, definitive agreement with Iran.

The Florida Supreme Court had issued a definitive ruling the day before to extend the certification deadline by 12 days so that the recounts sought by the Gore team in four counties could be completed.

Its deadline is the summer to agree a definitive map with the opposition parties.

For his part, Mark Krikorian, executive director of the conservative think tank the Center for Immigration Studies, said Congress may feel the pressure of a DACA deadline again once the courts makes a definitive ruling about the program.

Organizers from several of the groups seeking a Gore campaign say they take the lack of a definitive no as a green light to keep working, especially as ballot registration deadlines loom.

The talks missed two deadlines last year, and President Obama had told negotiators he wanted a definitive decision by Tuesday on whether an agreement with Iran was possible.