Sentence examples for deadline pushing from inspiring English sources

But earlier this year, the Census Bureau quietly changed its deadline, pushing it back at least six months.

The document was initially slated to go for voter approval on Tuesday's primary ballot, but the city clerk missed a filing deadline, pushing a possible vote back to November.

Agents want the deadline pushed back to late November or December.

With the deadline pushed back, the union has until 5 p.m. Eastern next Friday to file decertification papers with Doty's court.

As a tactical blunder, the deadline pushed Mr. Netanyahu into a populist, defensive posture against overt American pressure, and his approval ratings at home went up.

We've heard that before, only to have the deadline pushed back so that holdout Attorneys General can be brought on board with the agreement.

A last-minute rush by investors, including one who drove from Mexico to Dallas to beat the July 2 deadline, pushed the final number of claims in the Bernard L. Madoff fraud to more than 15,000, officials said Friday.

Because not all campuses have formal protocols to deal with these complaints, if a victim, for example, talks to a professor about an assault to have an assignment deadline pushed back, there's not necessarily going to be any record of that conversation.

This means involving the right people, defining stretch goals, marshaling resources, setting deadlines, pushing for results, and then rewarding successes.

Promising ideas have been discarded and deadlines pushed back.

When taking over a new job or project, or when the responsibilities or multiple deadlines push you to overload, it's time to collaborate for the input you need.