Sentence examples for operating deadline from inspiring English sources

Congress withheld needed capital investment as Amtrak hustled to meet its 2003 operating deadline to attain self-sufficiency.

But Stefan Mappus, the state's premier, is one of the CDU's loudest advocates of nuclear power; he wanted an even longer extension of the nuclear operating deadline (and when Mrs Merkel's environment minister, Norbert Röttgen, resisted, hinted that he should resign).

The owner of Penske Media, Jay Penske, plans to operate Deadline and Variety as separate outlets, although it is anticipated that some reporters and editors will contribute to both sites, according to a person briefed on his plans.

(They are not). True to form for journalists conditioned to operating on deadline, the Parkland students started compiling the entry two days before it was due.

Of course, the regular paper operates under deadline pressure too, both in terms of news-gathering and production, but we in Continuous News will sometimes update an article constantly, if the subject is important enough.

Torres said he was not operating under a deadline for establishing residency for Contreras.

The problem with these laws with respect to bad scientific evidence is that science doesn't operate on deadlines.

NCOs know how to problem-solve, operate under deadlines (often in the throes of crises) and manage large teams of varying ages and skills while ensuring that multi-million dollar equipment is in fighting order.

"If Project Zero identifies an issue, we're given a deadline, and we operate within that deadline, the same as everyone else.

When donors are operating under tight deadlines, they tend to increase spending on these allowance-related activities.

The attorney general will then weigh the report, operating under no mandated deadline, and eventually make his own notice to Judiciary Committee leaders in each house.