Sentence examples for give deadlines from inspiring English sources
In theory, EU leaders also want a common time-frame for assessing asylum claims; in practice, many home ministers say they cannot give deadlines to judges.It is unlikely that putting illegal immigration at the top of the agenda in Seville will lead to a breakthrough.
The contract should identify the parties, describe the relationship between the parties (i.e., the writer is hired only to perform a specific job), define the work to be undertaken, spell out compensation (including reimbursement for expenses), and give deadlines for delivery.
Garth Ancier, president of NBC Entertainment, said yesterday, "We had to get those shows out of there because we have to give 'Deadline' some kind of lead-in".
He said Hamas had the advantage of knowing when and where Israeli ground forces would strike following warnings given to civilians to evacuate specified areas by given deadlines.
Tasks can be ordered by day, given deadlines and reminders, and vital data such as urls and phone numbers can be added.
Those businesses -- Amy Downs Hats Mary Adamss, the Dress; Ada Fabrics; the Piano Store Wholesale Candyy; and M. H. Dicker, which sells party supplies -- have been given deadlines ranging from six months to a year.
When Georgia joined last month, it was not only given a long list of shortcomings to be corrected; it was also, for the first time, given deadlines for doing so.
Mao and Humphrey [111] defines an auto-scaling mechanism to guarantee the execution of all jobs within given deadlines.
We consider a strategic game, where players submit jobs to a machine that executes all jobs in a way that minimizes energy while respecting the given deadlines.
"We can't be giving deadlines when what we want to ensure is that no more civilians are affected, hurt or killed," he said.
