Sentence examples for effective deadline from inspiring English sources

Although 1 January is a major date for the reforms, the effective deadline for one of the most crucial provisions in Obamacare has still not arrived.

Up Against the Deadline The effective deadline for Mr. Powers's Toronto selections is late July, when the news release for the documentary selection goes out.

The date looms large this year because it is the effective deadline for banks to begin carrying stock and real estate investments on their books at their current market value.

A statement on pension reform by the chief secretary to the Treasury, Danny Alexander, is expected on Tuesday as Parliament rise for Christmas, with negotiators treating Monday afternoon as the effective deadline for talks.

The White House has calculated that the effective deadline for a final Middle East peace settlement during the Clinton presidency is the end of September, a senior administration official said today.

A6 Mideast Deadline Nears The White House is prepared to convene a new summit meeting between Palestinians and Israelis, but it has calculated that the effective deadline for a settlement is the end of September.

5 6 The effective deadlines for implementation were January 1998 in the US and December 1998 in Canada.

Recesses also provide Congress with arbitrary but effective functional deadlines, which can push legislators into last minute gear on nuts and bolts governance they shun for big-ticket debates when given the time.

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This theory that the deadline for effective response is already past at the very least betrays an absolute and surprising distrust of the capabilities of the U.S. military, which has made clear that no such delay will adversely affect our attack strategy or tactics.

In a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court ruled that the 1993 California law that, effective in 1994, extended the deadline for prosecuting sexual crimes violated the Constitution's prohibition on laws that make an action illegal after the fact.