Not long ago, I watched the pilot episode of "The Mindy Project," a comedy about a freshly minted obstetrician whose basic human value is called into question by her failure to have married someone — anyone — by her implied, if unstated, deadline.
In addition, upper level seminars and lecture sections often practice a "midnight" deadline, implying any time before the next morning (e.g. papers submitted at 4 30 am are hardly ever penalized).
This criterion, apart from implying a near deadline flow, also follows the fail-first principle, where more bandwidth allocation more likely cause BI splittings and thus hinder any future allocation of other demands.
Even a Washington Post editor should be sharp enough to understand this distinction; nonetheless, many stories have implied that the recession projections apply to missing the 1 January deadline.
Measuring implementation involves comparing two sets of data: actual developments over time against the implied time path from the starting point to the 2015 MDG target deadline.
His schedule implied that the company would obtain state and federal approvals by year's end, a deadline many officials say is unrealistic.
Alderson said the front office "had very little in the way of conversations" about possible trades, and he implied the organization would remain largely static as it approached the league's July 31 nonwaiver trade deadline.
For instance, if your engagement implies meeting certain key deadlines and you were not able to accomplish them or you had errors in your deliverables, you can offer to afford the financial consequences for your client.
I have a relatively strict rule of No Monday Deadlines because they imply weekend work.
Not having such controls established may imply in several request passing the SLA's deadline and, as a consequence, in penalties.
