Sentence examples for puts a deadline from inspiring English sources

For the wealthy, that puts a deadline on making a decision about what and how much to give to heirs.

"I would put a deadline on the offer".

Hartsuyker declined to put a deadline on his consultations.

The White House, officials said, was willing to put a deadline on a tax overhaul.

Abbott said he had not put a deadline on those talks.

"I'm not going to put a deadline on it," he said last week of her incarceration.

"I'm not going to put a deadline on it," the judge said of her incarceration.

"We haven't put a deadline on the government," Hazem al-Araji, a prominent lieutenant of Mr. Sadr's, said later.

Bailey said: "Putting a deadline on PPI complaints will bring the issue to an orderly conclusion in a way that protects both consumers and market integrity".

"I don't want to put a deadline on it, but once the season starts, Mariano wants to just focus on the season," Cuza said.

And what it said was we're going to give you some extra time but we're going to put a deadline on it.