Sentence examples for quick deadlines from inspiring English sources

The benchmarks laid out in the Geneva agreement seek to capitalize on the momentum by imposing quick deadlines, including a requirement that Syria submit a complete list of its chemical weapons, and storage and production facilities within a week.

But is it any coincidence that Marvel president Kevin Feige has increasingly turned away from maverick film-makers (such as Edgar Wright, unceremoniously dumped from Ant-Man in favour of Yes Man's unheralded Peyton Reed) and towards directors used to turning round movies to quick deadlines?

I don't know if that came from the quick deadlines, the desire to please the friends who requested the poems or the adventure of producing something half-blind... these poets had seen only their preceding poem, not the whole chain of poems to which their work belonged.

Sometimes a quick deadline helped.

Ms. Rice and other officials hinted that a quick deadline might force Iran to walk away and resume suspended uranium enrichment.

MTN officials declined to comment on rumors that it, too, would pull out of the tender, because of the quick deadline and a lack of clarity on regulatory and financial issues.

In an interview with Forbes, Freeman said he sued because his administrative appeal within the IRS could not be completed before the quick deadline specified by federal law for bringing such lawsuits.

The choice added extra weight to the legislative calendar, as the Senate faced a quicker deadline than the sunset provisions dictate.

Recently, as feeds become more and more important, we have begun to feel pains caused by past impromptu segments of inefficient code written to meet quick, episodic deadlines.

Single donations of $100,000 or more will have a quicker reporting deadline of 28 days.

With all due respect to Zhigong's claim, why am I reminded of my former colleague Maury Allen, who years ago had a standard line while packing up after a quick filing on deadline: "There's a billion Chinese who don't give a damn".