Sentences with phrase «again meet a deadline»

I'm only getting to this out when the month is almost over because I am now a mother of two, and I will apparently never again meet a deadline!

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«We have a legal deadline that we have to meet,» Vestager told CNBC on Monday, when asked if her decision could be delayed once again.

If u think Wenger will buy Falcao, u better think again.That old man is too mean and stubborn to know that he needs a leather striker.Am thinking of another Kallstorm on deadline day and with that i won't be heartbroken.Either way, i will be a winner.In the mean time keep dreaming.Come Monday we meet here again.

He warned that the country would be plunged into darkness again from Thursday if urgent steps were not taken to meet a Wednesday deadline for Ghana to pay up the money or risk being refused any further supplies.

To say, and I'm sorry Senator Schumer, to say that they're going to meet the deadline; they've missed the deadline again, and again, and again.

The comptroller once again was the only official to meet that deadline, filing his report on Friday.

Failure to meet the state's deadlines could again result in the county losing almost $ 2 million a month in revenues.

However, earlier in the month, Cuomo's environmental commissioner, testifying at a legislative budget hearing, cast doubt on whether the administration's self - imposed deadline of late February will actually be met, meaning that a decision on fracking could once again be delayed.

Time and again my group was able to meet nearly impossible deadlines during the hectic days of the human genome race because Perl is so fast to develop in.

Max persuades her to go back to Malta in the hopes that something will unblock her mind so she can start working again and meet her deadline.

Capcom has again updated the Japanese web site, confirming that although they've been pushing hard to meet the announced Spring window, some issues specific to iOS 9.3 have made it impossible for them to meet that deadline.

These limits will become apparent again soon because some states will not be able to meet the deadlines in the new law.

On - again, off - again negotiations eventually led the city to miss a Jan. 17 deadline for submitting an evaluation plan that met statutory requirements, costing the city some $ 250 million in additional state aid.

One of the key concerns that developing countries like India have expressed time and again is the lack of technical and / or financial capacity to meet the same standards or deadlines as developed countries.

The person should be reliable in meeting deadlines, and in fixing the problem so that it doesn't recur again.

Make sure you and your clients never miss another deadline or meeting again.