Sentence examples for standard deadline from inspiring English sources
The priority filing deadline is January 15 and the standard deadline will be February 1.
Benes thought he was going to get $6 million per season to re-sign with St . Louisin a five-year deal, but that was voided because it was negotiated beyond the standard deadline of Dec. 7.
But Benes, whose five-year, $30 million deal with St . Louiswas voided last month because it had been negotiated beyond a standard deadline, acknowledged that he was intent on becoming a free agent again after the 1998 season.
In addition, unless 90% of the taxpayer's liability is paid by the standard deadline through withholding or estimated payments, a late penalty of 0.5% per month will be assessed, plus interest on underpayments.
The standard deadlines for NIH predoctoral proposals are April 8th, August 8th, and December 8th.
These extensions can push standard deadlines as far back as one year and may include filing income, excise and employment tax returns, paying taxes associated with those returns, and making contributions to a traditional IRA or Roth IRA.
The blueprint for disaster housing during the Clinton Administration, this program set standards, deadlines and expectations for helping people either keep or return to their homes.
Aftershocks from the Northridge earthquake of 1994 are still being felt by local hospitals, which are spending millions of dollars to meet seismic standards deadlines enacted just five weeks after the destructive temblor.
A principal objection raised by Mr. Bush's lawyers to the Florida Supreme Court ruling was the imposition of new deadlines on the acceptance of manually counted returns, replacing the standard statutory deadline of one week after Election Day for counties to submit returns.
Tax year 2016, for which the standard filing deadline is this coming April 18, is the first year for which the agency was planning to reject silent returns.
By British standards, the deadline was fair: long enough to make a few calls, agree a line.
