Sentence examples for deferred deadline from inspiring English sources

But Moscow will not be able to meet even that deferred deadline unless construction begins soon for a destruction installation at Shchuchye.

In hopes of preventing such a drain, he said he had spent much of the last few days pressing Western governors to defer registration deadlines in public universities until at least Sept. 15, so firefighters could stay on the job.

Like a pay day loan operation, the debt deadlines were deferred again and again, and the practical cost of that debt is as unfathomable as the derivatives on which it was leveraged.

For months, Cyprus had been discussing the possibility of changing the terms of a loan of 2.5 billion euros that Russia provided in late 2011, to lower the interest rate and defer the repayment deadline.

But the announcement from Lausanne on Thursday is not guaranteed to offer either of those assurances; Negotiators have indicated that agreement on several key issues will be deferred until the final June 30 deadline.

They have not, however, deferred the poll date beyond the deadline of January 25th, by when it is unlikely that credible elections can be held.

Trump had promised during his campaign and early presidency to make the policy change but deferred the decision when the six-month deadline arrived in June.

The statement added that the deadline for entries for next year's world championship had been deferred from 15 July until 30 September.

The U.S. wasted money and might by deferring to the looming deadline and seeming desirability of Afghan President Hamid Karzai's 2009 re-election efforts.

Contact your lender and see if you can either pay a smaller amount by the deadline or defer the full payment to a later date.

Mr. Leavitt said the administration opposed an extension of the deadline, and he defended the financial penalty that would be imposed on most people who were eligible now but deferred enrollment to 2007 or later.