Sentence examples for for a specific deadline from inspiring English sources

UNITED NATIONS — The Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, accused Israel on Friday of failing to negotiate in good faith, saying any return to negotiations would be "naïve at best," and called on the United Nations Security Council to press for a specific deadline to end Israeli occupation.

Most days are the standard 9 to 5, with the occasional longer evening when stuff needs to be done for a specific deadline.

Third, the presence of a specific deadline or target end date for meeting the goal was essential.

A few months ago, Mrs. Clinton joined most Senate Democrats in supporting a resolution that called for American forces to begin leaving Iraq this year, without setting a specific deadline for withdrawal.

While countries including the United States and Canada are also moving toward a relaxation of restrictions on liquids, the European Union is the first to set a specific deadline for the change, said Helen Kearns, a spokeswoman for Mr. Kallas.

Mr Tsipras stated that "there isn't a specific deadline for an agreement".

Several of Mr. Obama's Democratic rivals said yesterday that the senator was taking a step backward by not giving a specific deadline for withdrawal.

"A specific deadline for replacing street signs makes no sense and would have cost communities across America millions of dollars in unnecessary expenses," Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said in a statement.

Microsoft still anticipates that the operating system will eventually hit one billion devices, but at the moment, at least, it doesn't have a specific deadline for that massive number.

If you assigned different tasks to your members, you should give them a specific deadline for that certain task.

Gallop did not say if the Bakries have been set a specific deadline and calls to FFA for clarification were not returned.