Sentence examples for whose deadline from inspiring English sources

Smaller companies, whose deadline has been extended (maybe even indefinitely) are at an earlier stage.

US officials said the talks in Lausanne over Iran's nuclear programme, whose deadline for a "framework" agreement is midnight tomorrow night, would go "to the wire".

Reggie Miller rose from his broadcaster's seat late Thursday night, resplendent in a dark gray suit, and smiled at the familiar sight of a reporter whose deadline playoff stories he had helped rewrite almost two decades ago.

The Mets, whose deadline to repay some of their loans is approaching, may be worried about whether they can close all or some of the deals they have in place with prospective minority investors.

John McArdle, a spokesman for Mr. Bruno, said the Senate leader remained hopeful that a three-way agreement could be reached quickly on the borrowing plan and other aspects of the budget, whose deadline is April 1.

In an order whose deadline was extended yesterday until the end of next week, Merrill was told to start disclosing whether it had or was seeking financial ties to companies its analysts covered.

In the case of LVMH's ambush of Hermes, Mr. Arnault explained in a filing that his company had acquired contracts on financial futures called equity swaps in 2008 "on the equivalent of 5 million and 4.8 million shares of Hermes, whose deadlines were set between January and May 2011".

Deadline Scheduler tries to first dispatch those requests whose deadlines have already expired.

The FIFO queues would have large number of requests whose deadlines have expired.

Thus, it is possible to drop, previously, the BW-REQ messages whose deadlines will not be met.

Of the rules whose deadlines for enactment have passed, only 38.4percentt have been enacted.