Sentence examples for setting the deadline from inspiring English sources

The only equitable power exercised by the court was setting the deadline.

But the Security Council resolution setting the deadline for destroying Syria's arsenal also provides for extraordinary measures, taking account of the unique circumstances in which the program is being attempted.

Ms. Weingarten said she was setting the deadline because if an agreement came later than early June, it would be impossible logistically to inform the members of a deal and to ratify it before the school year ends on June 27.

I quit my job three months after setting the deadline.

The Florida Supreme Court, however, set the deadline at Nov. 26.

Until a definite opening date is set, the deadline for starting the reinstallation will remain fluid.

Delegates must decide who they trust to set the deadline on decommissioning -- themselves or Gerry Adams".

The day after Bush set the deadline for Saddam to leave, I visited the home of Sameer, an Iraqi violinist.

We let them set the deadline, but then we track very closely how they perform relative to that.

Dr. Heelan said the board set the deadline to try to make the budget final for the next school year.

Last November the County Office of Environmental Facilities set the deadline for schools, which is not specified in the law.