Sentence examples similar to Put off deadline from inspiring English sources
After western protests, Russia said the deadline was being put off.
An opinion from the wildlife service was due by Dec. 20, but because of changes in the mining plan, that deadline has been put off.
Last week, Beijing said that President Hu Jintao would visit Washington next Monday and Tuesday for a nuclear security meeting, just before the April 15 deadline that the Treasury later put off.
All self-imposed deadlines were missed; all tough political decisions were put off.
There are serious bills that still need passage, he said, and "institutional deadlines" for a new budget law, that cannot be put off.
On Monday, after vociferous complaints from principals, the department once again put off the deadline, though it was unclear for how long.
Thus Mr. Netanyahu's preference would be to begin some process that would put off the deadline, preferably without setting a new one.
Comcast on Monday said it would put off a deadline for Charter Communications Chairman Paul Allen Paul Allen to pay $725 million for Comcast's stake in a cable JV.
Don't allow your personal relationship to be an excuse to slack on performance, put off a deadline, or move their project aside for something that comes up at the last minute.
That is partly a function of deadlines: both TPP and Doha are due to conclude next month, so the trickiest details can no longer be put off.
