Sentence examples for statutory deadlines from inspiring English sources

"But there are hundreds and hundreds of statutory deadlines that the E.P.A. hasn't met.

"It's fair to point out that the E.P.A. has not met its statutory deadlines," Mr. Holmstead said.

And both cite a lack of statutory deadlines for the E.P.A. to review chemicals and take appropriate action.

The statutory deadlines are important, since they can influence the country's air quality for years to come.

European officials have said repeatedly that they face statutory deadlines for actions in trade cases and have little or no discretion to delay action.

"The deadlines in the pollution reduction program are statutory deadlines and failure to meet these deadlines can constitute a breach of the licence," the EPA spokeswoman said.

The statutory deadline for reporting election returns should not be ignored absent extraordinary circumstances.

The statutory deadline, by contrast, is expressed in unambiguously mandatory terms and applies uniformly throughout the state.

"The state intends to meet the June 1 statutory deadline for making this payment, assuming sufficient cash is available at that time," Mr. Paterson said.

HMRC described the timing of the strike as "very unfortunate for us and taxpayers" but said it could not adjust a statutory deadline.

A1 The United States Supreme Court asked the Florida Supreme Court to clarify parts of its Nov. 21 ruling permitting recounts to continue past a statutory deadline, and it vacated that ruling.