impose a deadline

That ruling imposed a deadline of this spring for the state to address those building needs.

Much work remains, but the task force has imposed a deadline of December to finish it.

Your body imposes a deadline that we can't put off.

"Should that occur, we'll take the necessary steps and impose a deadline for the use of the cards."

He does not impose a deadline and gives a cash advance for the cloth.

That's imposing an arbitrary deadline to make a 17-year-old kid nervous.

The authorities also have repeatedly imposed deadlines to end the ritual.

The draft has imposed a deadline of January 1, 2013 for the new fiscal rules to be adopted.

"By imposing a deadline of only a few days, would we merely be seeking a pretext for war?"

The time has come to impose a deadline on the North Koreans.