Sentence examples for proper deadline from inspiring English sources
Mr. Christopher said the Gore camp was awaiting the outcome of three court cases: the United States Supreme Court's ruling on the proper deadline for counting votes, a decision in Tallahassee by Judge N. Sanders Sauls of Leon County Circuit Court on hand recounts and a decision in Seminole County on absentee ballots.
Once a proper deadline was imposed onto the band, they became more productive than previous sessions.
Decide on it accordingly, for instance, you may have a holiday or exam coming up, and you need to know it by then, or your learning it casually, so you don't have a proper deadline.
They won postponements from federal judges, who ruled that the risk of being wrongly executed without a proper hearing outweighed such deadlines, particularly when the prisoners were unaware of the deadlines and could not prepare their own appeals.
This feels like a book that the writer has planned but not inhabited; written, perhaps to a deadline that prevented proper texture, detail and depth.
The lesson is that, given a hard deadline, sufficient resources and proper motivation, technological problems have technological solutions.
Pochettino said before last summer's transfer deadline that he wanted proper cover for Kane and he used a line that got a smile.
Libertarians suspect it is why Republican state officials in Michigan blocked Mr. Johnson from the ballot after he filed proper paperwork three minutes after his filing deadline.
If Nabwana ever received proper backing, how would he respond to deadlines, or studio notes, or loss of total creative control?
The minister has publicly opposed the mine and announced to his local press that he will urge Hunt to grant an extension on the 13 March deadline to ensure the project received proper scrutiny.
While the world met the MDG target of halving the proportion of people without access to improved sources of water five years ahead of the 2015 deadline, 2.5 billion people still lack proper toilet facilities.
