She has already won a 30-day postponement of eviction.
The tournament ran late because snow and rain on Friday forced a one-day postponement of the second round.
The announcement also led to a one-day postponement of a trial in Manhattan federal district court.
The provision allows the agency to request a 45-day postponement of any "extraordinary" payments by a company it is investigating.
The department also filed a motion for a ninety-day postponement of a decree worked out with the city of Baltimore after Freddie Gray died in police custody there.
A dispute over whether these documents contained classified information caused a 41-day postponement of the initial hearing into the case, after defense lawyers complained there had never been a formal determination of their classification.
Prosecutors later obtained another 120-day postponement and now want more time, as the administration grapples with how to deal with the remaining detainees and close the detention center by January.
Mr. Khodorkovsky, the former chief executive of the oil company Yukos and a political rival of President Boris N. Yeltsin, asked the court for a one-day postponement of his opening statement.
After pleading not guilty to all the charges against him, Mr. Khodorkovsky, the former chief executive of the oil company Yukos, asked the court for a one-day postponement of his opening statement.
Apologies for the two-day postponement of my serialisation of The phone-hacking scandal: journalism on trial.* It was entirely due to the release of the Hillsborough report and, given The Sun's part in that business, this extract could not be more relevant.
"I think that the standard of tennis is compromised by television having such a say-so in scheduling," said Agassi, who was not consulted over the Saturday postponement and, following his 6-3, 7-6, 6-4 victory, must now play again today against his fellow American Taylor Dent.
