Sentence examples for shorter deadlines from inspiring English sources

To develop product within shorter deadlines remains a major challenge for the businesses.

Under the new regulations, policies written or renewed starting today are to carry the shorter deadlines; existing policies retain the old deadlines until renewal.

Attorney General John Ashcroft has proposed a plan to expand the categories of cases that a single appellate judge could decide, limit the scope of appeals available to immigrants and set shorter deadlines for filing and deciding appeals.

We concluded that when faced with multiple deadlines for tasks that vary in importance, people regularly pursue less-important assignments with shorter deadlines than more-important assignments with longer deadlines.

But for many people, having shorter deadlines instead of longer ones — "Do you think you can do that by the end of the week?" — might actually help them complete a task and see their work as being less difficult.

"Galleries have more flexibility and can work on far shorter deadlines," said John Wilmerding, an American art scholar and art history professor at Princeton, who is organizing two coming shows for the Acquavella Galleries.

As a result, when an assignment includes a budget, it might be better to set a shorter deadline than a longer one.

These cases only happen when the packets with a shorter deadline has a longer expiry time as compared to the packets with longer deadlines.

The platform operates under a different arrangement, with higher bars to entry than in the United Kingdom and a shorter deadline for all petitions.

But remember, if there's a tanker wreck and the tanker leaks because it's single-hull, the deadline requiring the use of all double-hulled tankers for Korea has been given a new and shorter deadline.

In the presence of such a case, the packets which have a shorter expiry are given priority even in the case where packets having a shorter deadline are present.