Sentence examples for given the deadlines from inspiring English sources

Justice Stevens, in his dissent, said that while "counting every legally cast vote cannot constitute irreparable harm," there was a danger that the stay itself would cause irreparable harm not only to Mr. Gore but "more importantly, the public at large" because, given the deadlines, it would amount to a decision on the merits.

While I can't disagree entirely with Mr. Smollar's criticism, there probably was no alternative, given the deadline situation.

The home secretary has now been given the deadline of 4pm on 13 June to obtain assurances from the US authorities over how Aswat will be treated if extradited to America for trial.

Given the deadline, the founders used their iPhones to record them.

The team, led by Visual Effects Supervisor Robert Moggach, tripled in size as the scale of the work required became apparent, given the deadline of three weeks.

Some said it would end at midnight on Thursday, while others gave the deadline of just after 11 00 GMT on Friday.

Give the deadline for the project.

Given the strict deadlines established in Venezuela's criminal procedure code, she had had no choice but to release him.

The inspector general suggested it was not surprising that the hiring was chaotic, given the extraordinary deadlines to establish a large force of screeners.

It might seem counterproductive, given the tight deadlines and repetitive nature of television, to have someone actually sit down and provide fresh music every single week.

"Given the short deadlines and the severe penalties, providers will be forced to delete doubtful statements as a precaution.