Sentence examples for supported a deadline from inspiring English sources

Neither has supported a deadline for removing United States troops.

A month ago, the National Center for Victims of Crime, a Washington-based advocacy group, found that 87percentt of the families of the dead, including many who had already filed, supported a deadline extension.

Gates says that he supported a deadline for closing GITMO, for the sake of getting the bureaucracy to accept the reality, but that if obstacles got in the way of reaching that deadline, the development of a good closure plan needed to be developed.

One Republican who joined the Democrats in voting to stop the debate, Senator Susan Collins of Maine, said she did so because she objected to the filibuster, not as a sign that she supported setting a deadline for troop withdrawal.

Mark Warner, a former Virginia governor and another likely Democratic presidential contender, said he did not support setting a deadline for troop withdrawal.

The US, Russia, Britain, France, Iran and Saudi Arabia signed a statement on Saturday supporting a 1 January deadline for talks to start between the Syrian government and opposition, with the aim of agreeing a ceasefire by 14 May.

The 19 participating countries – including Iran's bitter rival Saudi Arabia – signed a UN statement supporting a 1 January deadline for the start of talks between Assad and the rebels, with the aim of agreeing a ceasefire by 14 May 2016 and holding free elections a year later.

The US is seeking to build on the momentum of the Vienna agreement, in which 19 countries – including bitter rivals Iran and Saudi Arabia – signed a UN statement supporting a 1 January deadline for the start of talks between Assad and the rebels, with the aim of agreeing a ceasefire by 14 May 2016 and holding free elections a year later.

On Friday, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas called upon the United Nations Security Council to support a resolution setting a deadline for Israel to end its presence in the West Bank and Gaza, which he described as a "racist and colonial" occupation.

Cradock supported an ill-judged effort to "blur the deadline" in raising the issue with China's paramount leader Deng Xiaoping.

Legacy's £125 million proposal ($182 million) to turn the Dome into a high-tech office park failed to muster enough support by a deadline on Wednesday.