Sentence examples for law deadlines from inspiring English sources

Today, with the legal team representing Gov. George W. Bush using a brief filed with the Florida Supreme Court to inject federal constitutional issues into what had been a straightforward case about state law deadlines for counting votes, the ultimate trajectory of the high-stakes litigation became murkier than ever.

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration again delayed a requirement that large employers provide their workers with health benefits, offering businesses more relief from the president's health law deadlines.

"But the law has deadlines, and this is the best I can do".

The law sets deadlines for every city to meet health standards for air quality, though it gives states some flexibility in carrying out the standards.

But during Senate confirmation hearings he must make clear that he intends to comply with the security law's deadlines, regardless of how implausible they may appear to airline lobbyists or other government officials.

Gore and Bush lawyers completed their briefs for the Florida Supreme Court over the weekend as to how the justices should sort out the seemingly contradictory dictates of Florida law: strict deadlines for elections but with allowances for time-consuming manual recounts.

The powerful Association of American Railroads is lobbying for a five-year extension of the law's deadline and House Republicans, ever determined to do industries' bidding, have taken up their cause.

As so often happens in corporate law, the deadline kept getting pushed back.

These laws gave deadlines to young terrorists to come home without the threat of retaliation, either by the families of victims or security forces who were to protect them by law.

First, the White House has had trouble meeting the law's own deadlines.

Over the past two years, the Obama administration has issued waivers that have so far released 39 states and the District of Columbia from the law's toughest deadlines.