Sentence examples for imposing deadlines from inspiring English sources

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.

Whereas, if you're not a workaholic, you might work long hours, but you might not be feeling guilty when you're not working on something or you might not, you know, self imposing deadlines or putting pressure on yourself.

Last night Harris imposed a deadline on Palm Beach and two other counties, Miami-Dade and Broward, that need more time for a manual recount.

And he never let anything, including an onerous workload or an imposing deadline, get in the way.

Procedural rules impose deadlines.

"The process of bidding for the Olympics imposes deadlines.

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.