Sentence examples for planned deadline from inspiring English sources

The planned deadline for the final report is April 2015, more than a year before the next election.

Tony Abbott has confirmed the deployment of 330 Australian personnel to help train the Iraqi army and refused to rule out the mission lasting longer than the planned deadline of two years.

The musicians' perfectionism required extra time to complete the track and it was taped only on 10 October, a long time after the planned deadline for studio recording.

Not by June 30, but perhaps in the days that follow," a senior Western official told Reuters, referring to the planned deadline for a deal.

Expired tasks are marked in the weekly report sent to the entire team, thus providing an incentive for investigators to keep tasks within planned deadlines.

2.41pm: Chilcot presses on planning deadlines and whether this impacted on military readiness in March 2003.

He added plans to light up the church could be restricted by planning deadlines and may not get approved by Christmas.

Manchester United are planning deadline-day moves for Wolfsburg's former Chelsea forward Kevin De Bruyne, 23, and Borussia Dortmund defender Mats Hummels, 26.

For example, there were marked improvements in the policy-making process through the establishing of working groups around technical topics which set up action plans, deadlines and clarified chains of responsibility; this fostered improvements in leadership style which became more cooperative and 'democratic' than previously.

They include blocking attempts by big business to "cherry-pick" services, giving doctors and nurses a greater say in contracting care, and delaying the handover of £60bn of health spending to groups of GPs beyond the planned 2013 deadline.

"The United States, if the Afghan people want it, are prepared and we are not leaving in 2014," the vice president said during an unannounced visit to Kabul, in which he offered aid and military training beyond the planned transition deadline of 2014.