Sentence examples for were given an deadline from inspiring English sources

Rights groups were given an deadline to sign up to restrictive Mubarak-era legislation, or face being shut down.

Demonstrators were given a deadline to leave the area but some resisted, resulting in several arrests.

The lawyers were given a deadline of 4 p.m. Wednesday to provide the judge with their explanations.

Iberia's unions were given a deadline of Jan . 31to reach an agreement on the job cuts or face possibly deeper retrenchments.

The results were released in May 2009, banks were given a deadline of one month to detail their plans and then until November 2009 to raise the money to avoid going through the government's Troubled Asset Relief Program.

This solidarity was displayed last week when several thousand Christian residents were given a deadline of midday on Saturday to convert to Islam, pay a special tax or "face the sword".

Hospitals throughout England were given a deadline of last Friday to submit data on how they are performing against four key standards of weekend care: the availability of diagnostic equipment and staff; consultant and senior doctor cover; access to specialist treatments; and capacity for continued, consultant-led assessment of patients.

The PTC workers were given a deadline of 12 01 a.m. on August 7 to resume their work.

The Cannons were given a deadline of April 1 , 1995to complete renovations, or the team would be forced to relocate.

Has Whitesides been given a deadline?

The press must be given a deadline.