Sentence examples for intended deadline from inspiring English sources

When asked by a journalist what the intended deadline was, he said he expected to deliver it in eight years' time; a cause of much merriment.

Many developing countries feel that the pressure to come up with an agreement then (in a round which had already run three years beyond its intended deadline) forced them to agree to commitments they did not fully understand, particularly in complicated areas such as intellectual property.

While conceding that perhaps not many researchers will actually attempt this, Nilsen recommends that "people write the proposal one full grant cycle before the intended deadline".

Noting that state law also provided for manual recounts, and for such recounts to begin up until the time the county canvassing board certifies the returns, the court said it was not logical to assume that the Legislature intended the deadline as a tool to permit the secretary of state to "summarily disenfranchise innocent electors" by refusing to count late-filed returns.

"Private emails between friends and colleagues written in haste and without much thought or sensitivity, even when the content of them is meant to be in jest, can result in offense where none was intended," he told Deadline.

The new, earlier deadline, intended to ease Iraqi hostility to the occupation and to undermine support for continuing attacks on American troops, has forced the United States to scrap many of its other earlier plans for the future of Iraq.

The pro-death-penalty initiative limits the number of petitions prisoners can file to challenge their convictions and sentences, and would provide new deadlines intended to expedite appeals.

Armstrong said earlier this week that he had not intended to set a deadline.

Monday and round-the-clock Senate sessions intended to meet his deadline of completing the health care bill before Christmas.

The Dec. 13 deadline is intended to give the House and Senate time to translate any agreement into spending bills for financing government operations after current funding runs out Jan . 15

The strike deadline is intended "to move things faster," said Gary N. Chaison, a professor of industrial relations at Clark University in Worcester, Mass.