Sentence examples for tackling deadlines from inspiring English sources

Better still, after tackling deadlines for everything from admissions to lining up housing for your student, you can finally take your sweet time, analysts say.

Most of the time we get unplanned visitors from MoH with emergency issues to tackle with short deadlines.

State Senator Liz Krueger, a Manhattan Democrat, said the governor had suggested to her in a recent meeting that he would not wait until the June 15 deadline loomed before tackling it.

The Football Association has been given an "absolute deadline" to bring in rules tackling debt levels at clubs or face government action.

If the stockmarket wobbles as the deadlines for raising the debt ceiling or tackling the budget "sequester" near, revenues could take a hit.

If Democrats insist on tackling tax increases first, that is "problematic" given the Nov. 23 deadline, the aide said.

As the president begins promoting his agenda of tackling gun control, immigration and climate change, even while bracing for yet another deadline-driven fiscal debate with Republicans, his advisers are scrambling to prioritize his ambitions to avoid squandering precious time.

The former UN secretary general, Kofi Annan has called for the tackling of depression to be made a global priority, with mental health incorporated into a new UN Millennium Development Goal after the deadline for achieving the current goals passes in 2015.

According to Deadline, the show won't be a direct adaptation of King's stories the way Amazon is tackling Philip K. Dick's work.

Weaknesses: Tackling.

The best strategy for tackling confidence issues is just like approaching any other challenge – break it down into measurable, achievable goals and give yourself a deadline.