Sentence examples for changing the deadline from inspiring English sources

The idea of changing the deadline had been divisive at the commodities commission.

However, Washington is likely to resist the suggestion of specific demands or changing the deadline, exposing a breach between the British and American positions.

The Bush lawyers argue that by changing the deadline for filing recounted votes and by limiting the discretion of the secretary of state, the Florida Supreme Court trespassed on the Legislature's authority.

That seems unlikely, given the highest Court's strong hint in its decision to vacate the original order changing the recount deadline.

Lessig achieved the party requisite one percent in three polls during the six weeks prior to the debate, only to have the Party move the goal posts, changing the qualifying deadline to the beginning of October.

Mr. Treffinger holds the favored party-endorsed line in 11 of 21 counties, and although State Attorney General David Samson said in a statement Friday that the deadline for changing the ballots had passed, state election law sets Thursday as the deadline for printing ballots.

It was the deadline for changing the law that governs the presidential election.

With very little experience of voting at all, many Burmese would be baffled by this and it would be a recipe for a chaotic election.The chairman of the Election Commission, Tin Aye, had argued that the end of 2013 was the latest possible deadline for changing the voting system.

While Merrill's lawyers dealt with a court-ordered deadline for changing the firm's stock research reports by tomorrow, some of its senior executives tried to limit the damage to its image by minimizing the evidence Mr. Spitzer released on Monday.

"The campaign would still go forward," said Mr. Roberts, noting that the deadline had passed for changing the ballot.

The State of Missouri, facing a deadline today for changing the way it executes condemned prisoners by lethal injection, told a federal judge last night that it was simply unable to meet his demand that the state hire a board-certified anesthesiologist to oversee executions.