Sentence examples for imposed a deadline from inspiring English sources
The state court had imposed a deadline of Tuesday for any objections to the agreement.
That ruling imposed a deadline of this spring for the state to address those building needs.
Much work remains, but the task force has imposed a deadline of December to finish it.
It imposed a deadline, which passed last Friday with an abundance of recriminations but no legislative action.
The court thus imposed a deadline of Nov. 26, at 5 p.m., for a return of ballot counts.
The companies are still trying to reach an agreement and have imposed a deadline of July 15.
And the rules bar correctional agencies from imposing a deadline for inmates to report an allegation.
He said it was a mistake to impose a deadline for US involvement.
Moreover, the impending United Nations vote on Palestinian statehood in September imposes a deadline of sorts on the protesters.
Britain's banks have been lobbying regulators and government to cap PPI claims by imposing a deadline for complaints.
(The system would allow the source to impose a deadline on the reporter, after which the document would automatically appear on WikiLeaks).
