Sentence examples for setting a deadline from inspiring English sources

But setting a deadline, putting employment on the line?

She also refused to countenance setting a deadline for joining the ERM.

I'm hoping not to get to that point, and I'm not setting a deadline for it".

PSA will remain cautious in its talks and is not setting a deadline, he said.

It was about setting a deadline, an end to the debate".

So he disposes of the Democrats' insistence — since rescinded — on setting a deadline for withdrawal from Iraq.

But Crispin Blunt, who chairs the Commons foreign affairs select committee, said setting a deadline could "wreck" the inquiry.

THE report recommends setting a deadline for enacting a set of model zoning regulations for creating affordable housing.

While he said progress has been made in the discussions, "setting a deadline doesn't help a whole lot".

In December last year, the DEA finally began to request this information, setting a deadline for compliance of 1 February.

The policy that led to the refusals needed "urgent revisiting" said the judge, setting a deadline of three months.