Sentence examples for one-year deadlines from inspiring English sources

His original 1990s contract specified one-year deadlines for his previous literary works, but Martin only realized later that his new books were longer and hence required more writing time.

An independent commission to oversee the transition had included a growing number of political groups, who recently agreed together on a one-year deadline for the constituent assembly in order to limit its power.

Just before the one-year deadline on filing wrongful-death suits expired, more than 1,000 plaintiffs filed a civil lawsuit against the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, charging it with negligent construction and maintenance of the twin towers.

The president was already on track to miss his self-imposed one-year deadline for closing the prison by Jan . 22 but evidence that the Qaeda branch in Yemen was behind the attempted airliner attack on Dec. 25 means he will probably fall further behind schedule.

For a president who campaigned on a promise to close Guantánamo, and who just missed a self-imposed one-year deadline to get the job done, the meltdown of a potential Manhattan 9/11 trial is the latest measure of the stubborn complexity of his national security inheritance.

The leaders set an ambitious one-year deadline.

That supposed hard one-year deadline is six years past due today.

He still intends to close Guantánamo, though the one-year deadline is in danger of slipping.

His self-imposed one-year deadline for closing Guantánamo passed, along with the initial boldness and inspiration.

2. Impose time limits, giving claimants a one-year deadline (instead of the current three).

One Saturday during my second year (my one-year deadline forgotten) we moved the food pantry from upstairs to the first floor.