Sentence examples for deadline alter from inspiring English sources

There's no specific deadline, Alter said, though she added, "I don't foresee that in March this is going to be something we're focused on".

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.

It was the second time that RJR Nabisco's board had set a supposedly firm bidding deadline, only to alter the rules and allow more haggling.

This is understandable but something of a shame, because this is when the playoff races become more heated, the storylines gets stranger, and the March 15 trade deadline threatens to alter pro basketball's entire landscape.

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

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.

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.

The Senate is working on a dramatically different version of that bill, which almost guarantees a situation where trucking lobbyists have thrived -- a rush to finish a must-pass bill behind closed doors with a looming deadline and little ability to alter deeply buried provisions.

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

Ofcom has set a deadline of March next year for advertisers to alter their marketing campaigns in line with the new restrictions on junk food advertising to children under-16s.

Ms. Sawyer's last day on "Good Morning America" will be Dec. 11, effectively setting a deadline for a decision that will greatly alter the morning show.