Sentence examples for three-year deadline from inspiring English sources
The phrase "three-year deadline" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to specify a time limit of three years for a particular task or obligation. Example: "The project must be completed by the three-year deadline set by the funding agency."
But another federal law, the Equal Pay Act, has a long, three-year deadline for suing.
Democrats have proposed a three-year deadline for requiring the technology, regardless of its availability.
Mr. Fuller's lawyers argue that he is entitled to the extra money because he requested it before the three-year deadline to apply for compensation passed.
More critically, advocates said, the settlement sets a three-year deadline for the state to move everyone who qualifies out of nursing homes and into the community.
Pakistan's Supreme Court ruled today that last October's military coup was legal but set a three-year deadline on a return to civilian rule.
(If those figures have suddenly helped you overcome your fear, sorry. You're too late. The three-year deadline to recover a refund was last April 15).
The leaders set an ambitious one-year deadline.
The five-year deadline for bringing a case has expired.
If it is, why the 4-year deadline?
The acquisition of MLSE by Rogers and Bell in 2012, and associated agreements to divide the company's regional broadcast rights between the two, eliminated the need for the channel and its license expired after the three year deadline for launch passed in 2013.
All summer, Ms. Stewart-Cousins took advantage of the well-publicized problems in Albany, where lawmakers missed their budget deadline for the 20th year in a row.
