Sentence examples for Moving deadlines from inspiring English sources

"The guidance from the last administration resulted in a process that involved moving deadlines, changing requirements and a lack of consistent objectives," the Education Department said in a statement.

Leverage Parkinson's Law -- that work rises to fill the time available for its completion -- and moving deadlines up earlier.

In a statement last month that caused some analysts to wonder if consolidation might be scrapped altogether, DOE said, "The guidance from the last administration resulted in a process that involved moving deadlines, changing requirements, and a lack of consistent objectives".

But some House members said they would oppose moving back deadlines even if they were hard to meet.

Some people have qualms about moving the deadline.

Moving the deadline — they've postponed the March 6 primaries until April 3 — causes problems, too.

On Wednesday, the White House relented, saying it backed moving the deadline to July 26.

So far, it doesn't look like he's moving the deadline.

"All these people who think that not moving the deadline helps Bush politically are just wrong," one official said.

Kevin Hart, director of the Christian Tabernacle Child Development Center in Shaw, said moving the deadline back would be a big help.

Moving the deadline closer to the halfway point of the season should help teams determine their fates in time to shed or acquire players.