Sentence examples for deadline again from inspiring English sources

Global Crossing Ltd., the bankrupt telecommunications company, said yesterday that it had extended its deadline again for an asset auction to allow more time to review bids.

His latest announcement, that Spanish troops will return from Iraq this week rather than wait for the June 30 deadline, again caught governments and commentators unawares.

Now The Observer has learned that, last Monday, Keith wrote to the families' legal teams, extending the deadline again, until 28 February.

One would involve Rosneft either agreeing to the changed terms, or at least extending the deadline again, which would give the three parties more time to find a compromise.

At the end, players walked out after telling owners they would extend the deadline again only if owners agreed to turn over 10 years of audited, full team financial statements.

Under the revised order, these appointees can serve in their posts for an additional four months, unless they are replaced or the department decides to extend the deadline again.

If not, the Western leaders could be setting themselves up for a further loss of credibility when deadlines again pass without results.

Rather than wait for lawmakers to produce a final plan and risk missing deadlines again, last Friday a three-judge panel in federal court appointed a special master, Frederick B. Lacey, to draft a plan.

The full extent of the problem will likely not be known for some time, especially because some insurers, mindful of the delays, have extended their deadlines again, moving them to later this month.

Some users are pressing on and making positive suggestions, from limiting the field of candidates -- which should have been done months ago -- to pushing back all the deadlines again.

This should include the deadlines (again), the related links to more detailed information and online submission forms.