Sentence examples for use of deadlines from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sharon is opposed to the use of deadlines to drive such agreements, insisting that any progress should be based on proven performance.

The use of Earliest Deadline First (EDF), which executes prepared tasks as soon as possible, and Earliest Deadline Late (EDL), which delays the tasks as much as possible, schedules on the primary and collateral CPUs, respectively.

client: the CPU scheduling policy made use of the number of deadline misses in various places.

This person said Wagner was not used to these types of deadlines and was not queuing up movies fast enough to meet the fund's requirements.

Instead, the Obama administration was working with a bipartisan group of eight senators to craft a new resolution that would set a deadline for Syrian co-operation with the UN on disarmament, and authorise the use of force if that deadline was broken.

Keep track of deadlines by using a spreadsheet or your personal calendar.

"But we reject the threat of using" deadlines.

But he said Mr. Siegel's talk of declaring bankruptcy if the loan application fails reminds employees of what he called the rhetoric of "deadlines and threats" used by Mr. Wolf.

Although the administration may have the right motives, its aggressive use of executive power to change deadlines and weaken requirements sets an unwelcome precedent.

Several senators have introduced bills to extend the deadline for use of the money, while redirecting some of it to states most likely to spend it.

It is probably too much to dream that someday — even on deadline — every use of "may" and "might" will perfectly reflect the sometimes subtle difference.