Nations, in turn, typically license private or state-owned operators to use the slots, giving them deadlines for having their satellites in position.
The ethos, Mr. Etundi said, "is to inspire creative people to make works they wouldn't otherwise create, to give them an audience, to give them connection, to give them deadlines within competitions".
Give them deadlines to get back to you well before the date, so that you don't need to worry about their progress or lack thereof.
Spending three days a week at Century, Ms. Flores, an Irvine graduate, helps students fill out applications, reminds them of deadlines, shows them how to get fees waived, points to Web sites listing scholarships and steers them around potential pitfalls.
Outline specific improvements or changes required in order for them to keep their job, and give them clear deadlines when these improvements or changes must be seen.
Some drink more to curb stress, use illegal drugs like cocaine to help them meet deadlines, or take sedatives like benzodiazepines to calm them so they can attend meetings "without having sweaty palms".
The Obama administration rejected viability plans submitted by G.M. and Chrysler and gave them new deadlines to accelerate their restructuring efforts.
By making the writers show up for daily news meetings and giving them tight deadlines, the show seems to argue that the values of high school, where you are judged on your cool quotient, must now give way to the values of the adult world, where you are judged, in significant part, on your work.
For teachers, along with the ability to bring their lessons online, WeSchool provides tools to let them manage deadlines and create tests, combining 9 different types of questions, including video quizzes, crosswords, fill the blanks and pair the cards.
In 15 randomized, controlled trials, people in need of social services either encountered the standard application process or received a psychological nudge, in which the information was presented slightly differently a postcard reminded them of deadlines, for example, or one choice was made easier than another.
