Sentence examples for of statutory deadlines from inspiring English sources

"But there are hundreds and hundreds of statutory deadlines that the E.P.A. hasn't met.

And both cite a lack of statutory deadlines for the E.P.A. to review chemicals and take appropriate action.

Regulators have missed dozens of statutory deadlines for implementing new banking rules under Dodd-Frank amid intensive Wall Street lobbying.

Both United Airlines and American Airlines said yesterday that they would seek an expedited ruling from the appellate courts that "would provide certainty to the families of the ground victims prior to the expiration later this year of the statutory deadlines" for the federal Victim Compensation Fund.

It happened yesterday when the U.S. Supreme Court chose not to rule on an appeal filed by Texas Gov. George W. Bush George W. Bush from a ruling by the Florida Supreme Court that challenged the extension of a statutory deadline for the certification of election results.

The brief the Bush team filed took pains to refute any suggestion that Mr. Bush's certification Sunday night as the winner of Florida's 25 electoral votes -- the same certification he would have received had the Florida Supreme Court not ordered a 12-day extension of the statutory deadline for vote-counting -- made his appeal of that court's ruling moot or diminished in importance.

Mr. Walters was granted such relief by an immigration court in 1995, but that decision was later vacated because the Board of Immigration Appeals issued its decision 33 days after the expiration of a statutory deadline.

The Republicans' lawyers assert that "the same exclusive legislative authority obtains here," and therefore renders illegitimate the New Jersey Supreme Court's decision permitting Mr. Lautenberg's name to be on the ballot despite the expiration of a statutory deadline for making such substitutions.

"The Democrats' perspective is that the election code has to be read as mandating that each voter's intent, irrespective of whether the voter has properly punched or marked his or her ballot, must take precedence over statutory deadlines, the constitutional construction of statutes, and the discretion and operative duties of executive officers," Ms. Harris wrote.

The Times filed a public records request to determine how often Los Angeles County courts miss statutory deadlines in child welfare cases, but the presiding judge of Los Angeles County juvenile court, Michael Levanas, declined to provide the information, saying the release would improperly interfere in his personnel decisions and the assignment of judges.

"The deadlines in the pollution reduction program are statutory deadlines and failure to meet these deadlines can constitute a breach of the licence," the EPA spokeswoman said.