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Defenders would say that Congressionally imposed deadlines for instituting the Dodd-Frank overhaul of financial regulations have overwhelmed the commission and forced it to put changes to the equity markets on the back burner.

Saturday was the federally imposed deadline in Michoacan for thousands of "self-defense" forces, as they call themselves, to register their weapons and formally disband.

The lawsuit seeks to force Citizenship and Immigration Services to impose deadlines for completing all the checks and challenges the expanded searches.

Both measures endorse changes like improvements in technology for identifying suspected terrorists at immigration checkpoints, but the Kennedy-Brownback bill would require studies, while the competing measure imposes deadlines for some changes.

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 White House has said it would veto the bill for imposing deadlines on the withdrawal of troops from Iraq.

The Apple chief's official return comes just before the self-imposed deadline for his medical leave.

Negotiators missed a self-imposed deadline for signing the final accord in March.

Then they have only one more year to meet the self-imposed deadline for the conference in Copenhagen in 2009.

The board moved their self-imposed deadline for layoffs to this Friday to give the talks more time.

As Obama's self-imposed deadline for closing Guantánamo passed, the Administration seemed increasingly at odds with itself.