DEADLINES I've been doing a bunch of work with documentary films, and depending on the state of a particular deadline, that'll determine what happens during the day.
The interesting point there is that the BB7 phones launched recently were delayed so that Rim could get them right, whereas the PlayBook was hurried out to meet no particular deadline that anyone could perceive.
Your Honor, I think it is squarely before the court, and I think the court must be concerned with it now, because I think that given the particular deadline, the wall that is set up by the federal provision, that this court needs to act expeditiously to set the standard, because we don't -- JUSTICE QUINCE.
"The message we gave them, that we've given them before, is that the important thing is to get the report done in a way they feel totally comfortable with, and not to meet any particular deadline," said David J. Goldston, chief of staff of the House Science Committee.
Hall recalled: "I remember saying to Terry Venables [on one particular deadline day] that I wanted my player to get £5,000 if he scores a goal.
Another hearing was held, which resulted in a series of orders being issued by the Chamber for Serbia and Montenegro to produce thousands of documents by a particular deadline or update the Chamber of the specific reasons why it could not do so (Prosecutor v. Milošević 3 June 2003, T. 21648 21693).
But Heizer, 67, was not working to meet any particular deadline.
"It's more important to get it right than to get it done by a particular deadline".
The graduate school will list the basic requirements for admission, and each program will likely list supplementary documents, including writing samples, portfolios, or other materials that you should submit to the program by a particular deadline.
American officials' perspective on the withdrawal usually dictates how they see this notion of time, in particular whether deadlines reflect the ambiguous reality here these days.
