Sentence examples for established a deadline from inspiring English sources

-- Anonymous, New Jersey If you established a deadline, you ought to stand by it.

The Security Council established a deadline of Dec. 15 for Iraqis to fix a timetable for drawing up a constitution and holding elections, a process that the Bush administration had endorsed and has been pressing the Iraqis to complete.

The Bush administration signed a Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) with Iraq in 2008 that established a deadline for the withdrawal of all U.S. forces from Iraq by Dec. 31, 2011.

The New York auction house Guernsey established a deadline of Aug. 31 for bids to be entered for the collection and, when it passed on Monday, nine inquiries had been made but no serious bids were in sight.

The FARC and the government have established a deadline of May 31st for final disarmament, and, in recent months, FARC fighters have been moving from their forest hideouts to demobilization camps, in a motley procession of buses, jeeps, and motorized canoes.

Instructors may establish a deadline for electronic submission of a particular assignment different from the deadline for submission of the same assignment on paper.

The decision to establish a deadline for the cash program for workers and businesses and the turmoil it has produced represent another example of how delicate it is to begin the process of drawing limits around Sept. 11 charity.

To get the best decisions, one of his most important tasks is to identify dissidents (good decisions require disagreement), but then to establish a deadline to prevent discussions from continuing indefinitely.

The "reform" amendment New Yorkers sensibly defeated last month would have made a dysfunctional system more costly and less efficient by establishing a deadline and, if the Governor failed to meet it, giving legislators a shot at crafting their own budget that inevitably would be larded with boondoggles.

Since the Florida outcome is the deciding factor, they could agree, for example, to allow both sides to hand count those votes that can be challenged under Florida law and could establish a deadline (perhaps Dec. 1) for conclusion of that process and complete counting of the absentee ballots.

On September 10 , 2003 this Court entered the Order (A) Approving the Debtor's Disclosure Statement; (B) Scheduling a Hearing to Confirm the Plan; (C) Establishing A Deadline for Objecting to the Debtor's Plan; (D) Approving Form of Ballots, Voting Deadline and Solicitation Procedures; and (E) Approving Form and Manner of Notices (the "Disclosure Statement Order").