Sentence examples for restrictive deadline from inspiring English sources

They faced numerous obstacles: a reluctant--potentially uncooperative--White House, commissioners chosen for their partisan bonafides, unprecedented access to millions of highly classified documents, and a restrictive deadline of 18 months.

Boston College — which on Friday extended its restrictive early action deadline again to Nov. 13 — has agreed to review early applications pending the receipt of subject test scores from students affected by the storm who are taking the test on Nov. 17.

The Restrictive Early Action deadline is November 1st.

John F. Burton Jr., an economist and lawyer at Rutgers University who has written extensively about workers' compensation, said that New York's two-year deadline was too restrictive.

The challenge now, he adds, will be to get it through Congress, as some members may see the 2-year deadline as still too restrictive.

Rights groups were given an deadline to sign up to restrictive Mubarak-era legislation, or face being shut down.

Because of New York's restrictive election laws, Friday is also the deadline for registered voters to enroll in a political party, or switch their party enrollment, if they wish to vote in that party's primaries in 2014.

Jenkins, Bugeja and Barber (2014), compared the effect of additional course content information and additional restrictive course boundary information such as fixed deadlines and expectations on students' perception of instructor's effectiveness showed that addition of the latter leads to a more positive impression.

But Steinberg said his biggest problems had more to do with meeting construction deadlines and working with foreign crews under restrictive French guidelines.

The majority said little more, though, than that the appeals court had used too restrictive a standard in deciding whether to stick to the deadline.

Because the requirements were so restrictive, only a few thousand people made the cut before the deadline, leaving the vast majority of Dominicans of Haitian descent stateless.