Sentence examples for imposed deadlines from inspiring English sources

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.

New York has lost seats in each recent reapportionment, and in 1980 and 1990, redistricting was a bitter, drawn-out bloodletting, resolved only after the courts had imposed deadlines and threatened to take over the process.

These deadlines help people control procrastination, hit they are not as effective as some externally imposed deadlines in improving task performance.

We were always meeting imposed deadlines.

To force a bargaining session might take an imposed deadline.

Some protesters appeared ready to back up and leave before the court imposed deadline expires.

Nov. 20, 16 hours after the imposed deadline: "We've got great news.

Eventually, I earned a Ph.D. in linguistics close to the age of 50, a self imposed deadline.

Under the Dodd Frank Act, it is required already to have written 76 rules, but it has missed the Congressionally imposed deadline on 50, according to Davis Polk, a law firm.

Now, the other congressionally imposed deadline coming up is the so-called debt ceiling, something most Americans hadn't even heard of before two years ago.

The Florida Supreme Court thereafter issued a decree extending by 12 days the seven-day statutorily imposed deadline to submit certified vote tabulations including the results of these recounts.