Sentence examples for mentioned deadlines from inspiring English sources

Although neither Obama nor the Democratic leaders in Congress mentioned deadlines in public, they are aiming to have the bill passed before the president leaves on a trip to Australia, Indonesia and Guam on 18 March.

But what I gleaned from my time with the D&D team, aside from a palpable tension in the air whenever someone mentioned "deadlines," was almost a sense of awe in the work they were doing.

NO ONE mentioned nuclear deadlines as thousands gathered in the centre of Pyongyang on April 15th to celebrate the late Great Leader's 95th birthday.

In "Conquering Chaos at Work" (Simon & Schuster, $12), Harriet Schechter, a professional organizer, says the mess on your desk and in your file cabinets -- not to mention the deadlines you keep missing -- may not be your fault.

"Would you guys like to take a minute to find another place to work?" The young man seems to consider this but mentions their deadline and how settled in they are at Mather's desk.

I saw a tweet mentioning the deadline for PR applications and decided to apply on a whim.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Commerce Vice Minister Wang Shouwen told reporters that the talks would focus on removing all U.S. tariffs and Chinese retaliatory tariffs but failed to mention a deadline.

But in an interview this month, when a journalist mentioned writing on deadline, he said: "You've got a deadline.

The year 2010 has been mentioned as a deadline.

Aides on both sides said that it now appeared unlikely that the city would adopt a budget by June 5, the budget deadline mentioned in the City Charter.

Mike Mc Donough said that he voted for Mr. Lautenberg in 1994 and that he was upset that Democrats had used legal maneuvering to replace Mr. Torricelli on the ballot after the 51-day deadline mentioned in the state election statute.