Sentence examples for open-ended deadline from inspiring English sources

Mr. Seacrest also told the audience on Tuesday that the voting would continue for "at least four hours" after the end of the show, an open-ended deadline that raised as many questions as it answered.

For Palestinians, this urgency with an open-ended deadline is no urgency at all, and instead belies the very real human-rights crisis that Palestinians continue to endure.

The critical and commercial success of The Bends gave the band the confidence to self-produce their third album, and they were supplied with a £100,000 budget for recording equipment and an open-ended deadline by their label Parlophone.

So far, open-ended deadlines have allowed him both to study and commit to How To Dress Well.

"Chinese Democracy" sounds like a loud last gasp from the reign of the indulged pop star: the kind of musician whose blockbuster early success could once assure loyal audiences, bountiful royalties, escalating ambitions and dangerously open-ended deadlines.

Then comes the famously open-ended ending.

An inconclusive or open-ended ending?

Since open-ended tasks with distant deadlines are much easier to postpone than focussed, short-term projects, dividing projects into smaller, more defined sections helps.

The bank also made its timeframe for achieving 2% inflation open-ended, removing its two-year deadline.

On Thursday, Robert P. Mikulak, the U.S. ambassador to the international organization that is overseeing the collection and destruction of the Syrian arsenal, accused Damascus of missing deadlines and "open-ended delaying" of the surrender of hundreds of tons of lethal blister and nerve agents.

The negotiations would not be open-ended, they said, but they would not set a deadline.