Sentence examples for keep a deadline from inspiring English sources

Celgia adds: "He just could not keep a deadline".

MSNBC, for example, kept a "deadline" clock running on the bottom of its screen after President Bush announced a 48-ultimatum for Saddam Hussein to leave Iraq.

Among those who voted to keep a Kosovo withdrawal deadline was the majority leader, Trent Lott.

Negotiators in Copenhagen go home with little more than a pledge to keep negotiating maybe a deadline they agree to in 2010.

It will help keep a project on task with deadlines and clear goals that have to be met.

Keep an eye on deadlines for projects in various subjects.

The judge, while noting that her profession "shows an ability to organize one's self to meet a deadline, to keep an appointment, [and] to apparently collect remuneration," found that she had "no residual earning capacity and no ability to work as a result of the brain injury".

After all, legislators keep giving themselves a deadline by which they must decide on fiscal policy reforms, and then at the last minute they defer action by saying they'll come up with a new policy proposal by a new deadline.

To keep this deadline of a new three level (surveillance, operational and investigative) monitoring system is required, including hydro-morphological, biological and chemical elements.

Since then, Polly said, she has kept a nonstop schedule of publishing deadlines and has designed a hyper-local news app for Killington.

For some students freedom is confronted by postponing some decisions, which later on leads to stress in order to keep the deadline.