Sentence examples for repeated deadlines from inspiring English sources

Five weeks after signing the agreement in Cairo, the two sides have missed repeated deadlines for creating the government.

The Malaysian authorities, who had surrounded the Filipinos, had given repeated deadlines for the group to leave peacefully.

He has defied repeated deadlines set by foreign peacemakers to find a solution, and has ignored a supposedly binding decision in 2009 by the Permanent Court of Arbitration in the Netherlands.

Repeated deadlines have already been missed in this effort, and unless substantial progress is made in Cancún, with all the trade ministers locked in the same conference hall, the chances of coming up with an agreement by the scheduled end of the development round next year seem slim.

But the FEMA program's repeated deadlines and extensions have stressed her out.

"Putting off repeated deadlines to disarm and disband militias only prolongs the havoc they are creating throughout the country".

In addition to standard complaints about behemoth federal programs -- wildly unreasonable expectations followed by repeated missed deadlines and enormous cost overruns -- the U.S. nuclear power industry has been dogged by three persistent problems, issues that also surfaced at the troubled Fukushima Daiichi site.

That was despite repeated demands and deadlines from the Commissioner to disclose the information before then.

What they experienced was expanded Jewish settlements, repeated delays in deadlines for Israeli withdrawal and the consolidation of Israeli-controlled corridors on the West Bank.

Concerns about security, hygiene and repeated missed construction deadlines almost derailed the event, with many major-name athletes declining to attend and a number of nations considering pulling out their entire teams.

But the Supreme Court, tired of waiting for Delhi to shut down the industries -- the court has issued repeated orders and deadlines for action since 1996 -- had clearly lost patience, saying, "The court will not withdraw its orders just because hooligans have taken to the streets".