Sentence examples for enforcing deadlines from inspiring English sources
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.
As the legally enforced deadline approaches, you wont see potato chips and candy in the vending machine.
The videotapes reveal parents as at-home teachers, enforcing homework deadlines.
Let me see if I have this straight: The Florida Supreme Court reverses a lower court decision that the Florida secretary of state was justified in enforcing a deadline beyond which votes wouldn't count and then proceeds to set a deadline beyond which votes don't count.
Another, she said, might well have been the one urged by the Republicans that would have insisted on strictly enforcing the deadline.
Similarly, no matter how important the counties believe it is to recount votes, the secretary has not denied them that opportunity by enforcing the deadline -- the failure to comply is of their own doing".
I conclude that it is plain error for the majority to hold that the commission abused its discretion in enforcing a deadline set by this court that recounts be completed and certified by Nov. 26, 2000.
"It is the veteran who incurs the most devastating service-connected injury who will often be the least able to comply with rigidly enforced filing deadlines," Judge Mayer wrote.
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.
