Sentence examples for represents a deadline from inspiring English sources

That expiration represents a deadline imposed by Obama in January for his administration to come to reach consensus on the specific contours of post-NSA phone metadata collection.

This represents a deadline of the 8th May for BT to do their work – or 3 months since their original site visit.

Speaking to the BBC, UK Foreign Secretary William Hague said the 1 August date did not represent a deadline, and that the UK could start arming Syrian rebels from now, although it had no active plans to do so.

Friday represents a hard, final deadline for Nepal's peace process that, if broken, would usher in deep political uncertainty.

The FCC's deadline represents a milestone, but it's far from the end of the fight.

Does justice have a deadline?" The Green River case represents a dark and terrifying chapter in the history of Washington State.

Wireless communication of video, with Bluetooth as an example, represents a compromise between channel conditions, display and decode deadlines, and energy constraints.

That deadline represents an immovable object toward which the massive infrastructure project is nudged closer with each delay and postponement.

This spike in registrations, as many state deadlines approach, represents an exciting rise in enthusiasm and activation among young and first-time voters.

The Dec. 31, 2011, deadline represented a compromise, as well as something of a victory for Mr. Rubio.

The deadline is an important part in the Saleh equation, but not because it represents an endgame that he is likely to honour.