Sentence examples for temporary deadline from inspiring English sources

Although resolutions are motivating, goal driven and exciting, they are also (more often than not), temporary, deadline oriented and short lived.

Without a deadline, such temporary measures risk becoming permanent.

But the solution is temporary: the next shutdown deadline is 15 January 2014, three months away.

Temporary spending bills and deadline brinkmanship might seem like a zany way to fund the federal government.

You hear reports of neighbours who have lost their homes still being charged rent; that not all of the 158 families evacuated from their London homes were offered temporary accommodation within the deadline set by Theresa May; that some of the new housing offered might not even be in London.

With the deadline looming, some temporary fixes have been discussed, including providing the shows for cable viewers only.

The UK could revoke it just before the March 2019 deadline, as a temporary measure to delay exit, in transition time.

Funding was initially due to expire in October, but the passage of multiple temporary spending measures pushed the deadline to 19 January.

On Sunday, Democrats familiar with the talks said Reid was pressing McConnell to accept a quicker deadline on a temporary measure to fund federal agencies and reopen the government and a longer deadline for raising the debt limit.

In order not to let the insurgents gain momentum, the committee is said to be determined to meet its mid-August deadline, though the temporary constitution allows for a six-month extension.

The deadline, which ends temporary housing before permanent housing has replaced it, has become a stark example of recovery programs that seem almost to be working against one another.