Sentence examples for supposed deadline from inspiring English sources

Six countries have not yet bothered to file their plans, five months after the supposed deadline; France is promising to resubmit its proposals.

The supposed deadline is a special summit in Berlin on March 24th and 25th.See article: Germany's EU budget battle...With peace talks on Kosovo suspended until March 15th, fears grew that the Serbian army might renew an offensive against ethnic-Albanian separatist guerrillas in the province.

As the Camp David summit meeting moved closer to a supposed deadline of President Clinton's Wednesday morning departure for Japan, the White House remained officially committed to reaching "an agreement" before then and talks shifted into high-drive for a crucial 48-hour period.

The next in a series of supposed deadlines is set for March 3rd, when America says it will impose trade sanctions if Europe has not mended its ways.

Almost every year the budget is agreed many weeks after its supposed June 15th deadline; this year's, relatively snappy, was only three weeks late.

Until February of 2003, he says he never received a collection call from ClearOne, though he often paid after the supposed 90-day deadline.

A deadline is supposed to concentrate the mind.

The final deadline was supposed to be June 30th.

The trade deadline is supposed to be for contenders.

That supposed hard one-year deadline is six years past due today.

The ultimate deadline was supposed to have been 30 June - but now we're in yet another extension.