Sentence examples for statutory deadlines for from inspiring English sources

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

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

Both United Airlines and American Airlines said yesterday that they would seek an expedited ruling from the appellate courts that "would provide certainty to the families of the ground victims prior to the expiration later this year of the statutory deadlines" for the federal Victim Compensation Fund.

Regulators have missed dozens of statutory deadlines for implementing new banking rules under Dodd-Frank amid intensive Wall Street lobbying.

That process could be strengthened by setting clear statutory deadlines for EPA and NHTSA action under the president's initiatives, as proposed in Section 4141 of the American Power Act drafted by Senators John Kerry (D-MA) and Joe Lieberman (I-CT). .

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

"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.

With the statutory deadline for an indictment on some of the matters under investigation a matter of weeks away, the recent statements of support from Democratic colleagues have come as a relief to Mr. Torricelli and his legal team.

In reaching these conclusions, Judge Lewis acknowledged the mandatory statutory deadline for filing returns, coupled with the discretion granted to the secretary, as the state's chief elections officer, to accept late-filed returns under limited circumstances.

The Florida Court In the appeal, the Bush legal team argues that the Nov. 21 decision of the Florida Supreme Court, extending from Nov. 14 to Nov. 26 the statutory deadline for the official vote count, "cannot be reconciled with state statutes enacted before the election was held".

The Republicans' lawyers assert that "the same exclusive legislative authority obtains here," and therefore renders illegitimate the New Jersey Supreme Court's decision permitting Mr. Lautenberg's name to be on the ballot despite the expiration of a statutory deadline for making such substitutions.