Sentence examples for deadline to settle from inspiring English sources
State-controlled Gazprom said Ukraine will have to pay in advance for gas from now on after it missed a deadline to settle its energy debt.
A Resolution Eludes Ground Zero Negotiators Negotiators trying to resolve the fate of ground zero worked into the night, trying to beat a deadline to settle their financial differences over a significant realignment of the rebuilding plans.
J.P. Morgan already missed a deadline to settle with WorldCom investors, and Mr. Harrison's statement suggests that, unlike Citigroup, the bank plans to contest the charges rather than settle.
The consortium, headed by Spain's Sacyr with Italian, Belgian and Panamanian partners, has threatened to stop work on the $5.25 billion project unless the PCA pays for big cost overruns (a deadline to settle the impasse came and went this week).
Microsoft Settlement Mulled As Deadline Looms Microsoft and government antitrust officials are weighing options in light of a court-imposed Nov. 2 deadline to settle the case or prepare for hearings on how to prevent future violations by the software giant.
Negotiators worked frantically ahead of a midnight ET (0400 GMT) U.S.-imposed deadline to settle differences, with both sides making concessions to seal the deal.
The company has missed deadlines to settle specifications with Motorola, its prime contractor -- which is expected to be replaced by Hughes Space Systems, ICO's prime contractor.
With no slowing of emissions seen to date, there is already mounting pressure on the UN summit in Paris in 2015, which is the deadline set to settle a binding international treaty to curb emissions.
Viacom is under a somewhat tight deadline to determine its future and settle on new leadership.
MINNEAPOLIS — A deadline from management to settle a nearly yearlong lockout of the Minnesota Orchestra players expired on Sunday, but both sides appeared willing to continue negotiations.
Britain and Spain have set a 14-month deadline to try to settle a centuries-old dispute over Gibraltar, which has been British since 1704.
