'impose deadlines' is a correct and usable phrase in written English, and is often used in business contexts.
For example, "We need to impose deadlines on ourselves in order to ensure that the project is completed on time."
Only then should Obama again openly threaten and impose deadlines on Iran.
The fights concern proposals to loosen statutes of limitations, which impose deadlines on when victims can bring civil suits or prosecutors can press charges.
The lawsuit seeks to force Citizenship and Immigration Services to impose deadlines for completing all the checks and challenges the expanded searches.
The Barak associate likewise criticized Ms. Livni's handling of the negotiations, primarily her failure to bring Shas on board but also her style, saying: "She has a tendency to impose deadlines when they are not necessary.
If Brown wants change, he needs to impose deadlines on how long public-sector managers can spend faffing around with PPPs and PFIs before they get on with it.
No one is sure.Ms Graham says ICAO is looking at using its powers, hitherto used only for safety issues, to impose deadlines for installing all the equipment needed, on the ground and in the air, to bring aviation into the 21st century.
"The process of bidding for the Olympics imposes deadlines.
By imposing deadlines on the two construction companies, the banks demonstrated increased resolve to call debtors into account.
The White House has said it would veto the bill for imposing deadlines on the withdrawal of troops from Iraq.
Countries began imposing deadlines on media organizations to switch from analog to digital broadcasting even as the Internet and mobile telephone became new venues for TV programming.
It assigned investigators a fresh case as soon as they filed an existing one, monitored how much time was spent on cases and imposed deadlines as short as two days.
