Sentence examples similar to deadline rescheduled from inspiring English sources
When students ask for extended deadlines, approved absences, or rescheduled examinations, please have the student discuss these requests with SDS first.
They are working against a deadline this week for rescheduling elections to a power-sharing assembly.
The March 30 deadline for a ruling will be rescheduled once the investigation resumes.
Or will it have to be redrafted and rescheduled all over again?The answer is that the deadline can and must be met, and the latest plan adhered to, otherwise America's already bruised authority will be battered again, perhaps irrecoverably.
"If you say a week in advance 'Look, something needs to go,' often people are okay about it and you can reschedule a deadline".
It has rescheduled the annual meeting until June 13, more than a month after the May 5 deadline for the buyout group's tender offer.
An original deadline of May 1 came and went with no word on whether the event would be rescheduled for later in the year or abandoned altogether, and yesterday's announcement will ensure the guessing game will continue for several more weeks at least.
Three deadlines had come and gone this week alone, and a meeting of European finance ministers had to be rescheduled twice before the leaders of the socialist, conservative and far-right parties in Greece's coalition government met Wednesday to review the 28-page deal.
Meetings can be rescheduled.
I rescheduled the appointment.
