deadline znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady deadline

• Clearly, country-level variation does not account for variation in the chances of member states transposing directives in any given week after the deadline.

• However, the ambitious targets and deadlines seem to suggest that there is an expectation that problems will be put right very quickly, if not overnight.

• Of the seven applicants who faced deadlines extending further into the future, six proceeded with the investment and only one resubmitted a modified proposal.

• It becomes easier to acquiesce than to risk appearing unprofessional with your publisher or readers, especially in a business when the deadline was yesterday.

• For a publisher accustomed to working on a deadline, this procedure must have been most annoying.

• They cited three main strengths: the imposition of deadlines, the support of the rest of the group, and the expertise of the facilitator.

• It is not possible to specify a goal involving the maintenance of a condition or achievement of a condition by a deadline.

• Other tools under discussion are added-value services like faster decisionmaking processes or feedback from the administration and later deadline of the application or report.