Sentence examples similar to altered deadlines from inspiring English sources

Democratic officials said they were investigating claims that someone altered the deadline listed on follow-up affidavit forms.

There are so many people involved that it would be wrong to alter that deadline on a whim.

They argue that the court overreached itself in altering the deadline for recounts and plan to intervene in the proceeding before the United States Supreme Court to express that view.

In dissent, Justice Scalia wrote that "there is not a whit of precedential support" for the idea that the Supreme Court was entitled to alter the deadline set out in the 1996 law.

The draft summit conclusions stipulated the aim of launching the banking supervisor in January next year, but Merkel was said to be trying to get that deadline altered or removed.

If circumstances demand, Obama must alter his withdrawal deadlines accordingly.

At least three of the four voters affected were Democrats, according to their local election offices, so it's unclear why someone at the state Democratic Party would give them the wrong deadline or who altered the form.

University deadlines can not be altered by anyone in the NROTC program.

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver had previously warned in April that the league would pull the All-Star Game out of Charlotte should HB2 not be altered, but had not set a deadline for the state to do so.

In 2000 the Department of Energy, which is responsible for the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, the NIF's host, altered the design and revised its budget and deadlines.

Note that after adjusting the sub-deadlines of the parents of task t, the sub-deadlines of the grandparents of task t are not altered as they do not need to be adjusted.