Sentence examples for deliver ahead from inspiring English sources

The contract includes deductions for late work and incentives for the contractor to deliver ahead of schedule.

In the 'prioritization' component of the survey, respondents ranked having the 'highest possible level of safety' as the single most important benefit that they would like automated cars to deliver, ahead of benefits such as being able to performing activities while traveling or having traffic congestion reduced.

"The fact that the team was able to achieve that and safely deliver ahead of schedule is a testament to the dedication and professionalism of everyone involved". John Grierson, Chapelcross site director, said he was "very proud" of the speed and safety with which the operation had been carried out.

This week, the government announced that the New Deal had delivered ahead of schedule.

We delivered ahead of schedule on our promise to create 1 million new jobs.

The phones, Ericssons or Motorolas, are delivered ahead (round-trip shipping is $25) with two charged batteries, an automobile charger and a universal adapter; (800) 654-3001.

It is a reminder that the titanic events of history sometimes occur away from the main stage — and proof of the power of a great idea, even if it is delivered ahead of its time.

In the speech, delivered ahead of a second round of debt limit negotiations with the White House and Senate Democrats on Tuesday, Mr. Boehner did not provide a timeframe for when the spending reductions would have to be imposed.

Tensions had been simmering all week as New Yorkers braced for the verdict, delivered ahead of the anticipated grand jury decision on whether to bring charges against the officer who killed Michael Brown in Ferguson.

Perhaps more inopportune was his assertion, apparently delivered ahead of the 2007 European Cup semi-final against Chelsea, that he would "never take that job, in respect for my former team at Liverpool, no matter what".

A new chairman and chief executive have been appointed at HS2, and the former – David Higgins, formerly of Network Rail and the Olympics – has reassured many that the full scheme can be delivered ahead of its 2033 timetable and on budget.