Sentence examples similar to mutual deadline from inspiring English sources

The 26-year-old, who had his contract at Oakwell terminated by mutual consent on deadline day, has agreed a one-year deal with the Addicks.

The 29-year-old left Luton by mutual consent on transfer deadline day.

He also points out that it's the tenth day of month, the deadline for mutual funds to invest monthly contributions into the market.

It initially gave them two weeks to sign a due diligence agreement, which would allow the mutual inspection of books, but that deadline has been put back until 5 April.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday vowed to step up scrutiny of questionable market practices and said it was considering setting a daily deadline for trades of mutual fund shares.

The deadline could be extended by mutual consent, and Lew said Wednesday that the goal remained reasonable.

Wimbledon moved for the 31-year-old after his contract at Cheltenham was terminated by mutual consent before the transfer window closed on deadline day.

Although it warned against "delaying tactics" and expressed hope that a transitional government would be established "within the coming months," it set no firm deadline for creating such a government by "mutual consent" of opposition members and Syrian government representatives.

The late July deadline can be extended for another half year by mutual consent.

In the mutual fund world, they call it "the hard 4," the unyielding 4 p.m. deadline for customer orders.

Among the "stuff" complicating life for Schwab, he said, are the changes in the tax law, the proliferation of mutual funds and rising investments in foreign companies that can neglect I.R.S. deadlines for reporting details like taxes withheld from dividends.