Sentence examples for Extend deadline from inspiring English sources
The phrase "Extend deadline" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English
It is used to express the need or desire to extend a deadline, or a due date for a task or project. Example: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, we kindly request an extension of the deadline for the submission of the project proposal. We would be grateful if you could extend the deadline by 7 days."
Chart: "Tracking the Major Legal Challenges" WHERE IT BEGAN Filed Nov. 13 -- Gore campaign and Volusia County sue to extend deadline for recounts.
[C3.] Airline May Ask to Extend Deadline United Airlines said it could ask the federal government for an extension of a mid-September deadline to revise its application for a federal loan guarantee.
A typical response is to extend deadlines, run workshops and set up writing centres.
The court cannot extend deadlines if missed (no matter how unwittingly).
The recently extended deadline — to July 7th — was timed to the new law.
BLOOMBERG NEWS Canada Extends Deadline to Review Cnooc-Nexen Deal | The deadline is now Dec. 10, Reuters reports.
Yet GMAC extended deadline after deadline in an effort to persuade holdout bondholders, including the Pacific Investment Management Company, to tender their holdings.
Glencore Extends Deadline for Xstrata Deal | The commodities trader Glencore International said on Friday that it had extended the deadline to complete its $35 billion takeover of the mining company Xstrata until March 15.
DealBook » Europe Extends Deadline for Reviewing Glencore-Xstrata Deal | The European Commission extended the deadline to Nov. 22 for reviewing the merger of Glencore International and Xstrata after Glencore agreed to certain concessions, The Wall Street Journal reports.
[C3.] Drug Agency Extends Deadline Hoping to give an appeals court time to rule, the Drug Enforcement Administration has extended the deadline for companies to dispose of food products made from hemp, which contains the same psychoactive substance found in marijuana.
* Costa extends deadline to accept its compensation.
