Sentence examples for false deadlines from inspiring English sources

It also gets rid of false deadlines because the union could be going through this scenario every Friday otherwise".

He said the city had improperly skipped its normal competitive bidding procedure, citing what Mr. Hevesi called false deadlines for the start of the program.

It is the latest stage in the symbolic politics of climate change, which too often has been wooed by apocalyptic imaginary and false deadlines and lost sight of the politics of pragmatism by which change in the world occurs.

Give yourself false deadlines to "finish" early and then use the extra time you've earned yourself to really polish it and make it shine.

But increasingly, the market seems to believe it was a false deadline.

After firing Weinstein on Sunday, the board said the "allegations come as an utter surprise" and that "any suggestion that the Board had knowledge of this conduct is false," Deadline reports.

Because I know I'm almost certainly not going to make it, I take the false deadline pressure off my mind and free myself up for more fun and creative thinking.

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Your March 22 editorial "False Missile Deadline" concludes that the development of the missile defense system must not go forward until there is a virtual 100percentt assurance the system works.

Using the example of universal credit, which passed into statute in 2012 but is not expected to be fully rolled out until 2022, Freeman said: "We will not be bullied into false timescales and deadline dates, and within the lifetime of this parliament we will deliver a social security system for Scotland that everyone can be proud of".

He almost missed his own deadline with false starts that included an advertising campaign directed at the larger shopper.