Sentence examples for enforce deadlines from inspiring English sources
Planning editor supervises producers and has the authority to enforce deadlines.
Technology and operations workers may find themselves working at cross-purposes, for example, or management may fail to set or enforce deadlines.
The D.C. Office of Campaign Finance is often viewed as asleep at the switch, with failures to enforce deadlines, competently maintain evidence, responsibly manage public money or even refrain from nepotism.
These managers, who average $106,000 annually, plan out procedures for mining projects, from setting budgets to enforcing deadlines.
Being on an enforced deadline lockdown, I shouldn't be watching (or writing while watching), but all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.
"The Best of Enemies" is the first I have seen that focuses on a charrette, a term borrowed from design that basically means a period of enforced, deadline-driven discussion.
Note that this is an enforced deadline.
As the legally enforced deadline approaches, you wont see potato chips and candy in the vending machine.
But just over a week ago, the organization's leaders said they would have to stop their current drive because the state's top election official planned to enforce strict deadlines and fines of up to $1,000 for groups that lose voter registration forms or turn them in late.
