Sentence examples for needed deadline from inspiring English sources

The Equal Protection Clause served as the basis for the decision in Bush v. Gore (2000), in which the Court ruled that no constitutionally valid recount of Florida's votes in the 2000 presidential election could be held within the needed deadline; the decision effectively secured Bush's victory in the disputed election.

"Not that she needed deadlines," says Norman.

The consequences of this could be very bothering: students would be deprived of education, patients wouldn't get the care they needed, deadlines would not be met, and productivity would drop.

However, HPC applications like scientific visualization often need deadline constraints to guarantee timely completion.

"This is a town that needs deadlines," he said.

Chefs need deadlines or they'll just keep tweaking and fiddling with their work.

Too much time makes you lazy; the air goes out of things; you need deadlines to live.

If the project needed a deadline extension from Congress to hold on to the $1 billion in federal aid, many note, it is not clear that it could get one in this fiscally weak environment.

"We need and want deadlines.

The computer design was completed in less than two weeks, and the drawings were delivered 14 days before the Hyde Park show's opening on May 7. "We sort of needed the deadlines to get us going, and keep us working," Mr. Lynch said.

The Senate needs a deadline with teeth.