Sentence examples for mandated deadline from inspiring English sources

A referendum to decide that question missed a constitutionally mandated deadline last Dec.

The rhetoric is likely to escalate between now and June 30, the constitutionally mandated deadline for a balanced budget.

Mr. Maliki's allies said he could announce a new government as early as Monday, five days before he is required to do so under a constitutionally mandated deadline.

To avoid missing a legally mandated deadline of last Dec. 31 for the data in the short census form, the computerized reading had been split in two.

The city is bracing for a $1.3 billion cut in state aid, but the exact amount depends on Albany, which has yet to agree on a budget nearly three months after its legally mandated deadline.

The 10-member bipartisan commission had warned that if it was required to meet its original, Congressionally mandated deadline to issue a final report by May 27, it would have to curtail its investigation and cancel several public hearings.

"My confidence in the system has been shaken by those two cases," said Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, who introduced a bill that first mandated deadlines for investigations in 2004.

The department has established efficiency standards for refrigerators, clothes washers and a handful of other items, but it has missed the mandated deadlines for 22 major appliances and household products.

Under the deal, the groups have agreed to stop suing Interior for its failure to meet legally mandated deadlines for designating "critical habitat" for eight species already listed as endangered.

Three and a half years after the building collapse, the authors conclude that the factories that provide clothes to some of the biggest names in retail have so far failed to implement key renovations by their own mandated deadlines and that: 62% still lack viable fire exits; 62% do not have a properly functioning fire alarm system; 47% have major, uncorrected structural problems.

The deal came as a relief to lawmakers and administration officials, who had worried that the city might not make the legally mandated July 1 deadline.