Sentence examples similar to eleventh-hour issues from inspiring English sources

OAKLAND — After an eleventh-hour court order was issued that will keep 13-year-old Jahi McMath on a ventilator until Jan . 7 a hospital spokesman said the facility will work with the family to help transfer the girl to nursing care — if three conditions are met.

But as evening arrived, bipartisan congressional leaders remained locked in negotiations on several issues, and the eleventh-hour wrangling carried the potential to delay the bill's release.

At the eleventh hour, Indonesia issued a reprieve, saying Veloso was needed to testify against a "perpetrator suspected of human trafficking".

During the second hour, the issue was whether the Constitution requires that two co-murderers be sentenced separately when the prosecution seeks the death penalty.

But a large outdoor VIVa Warriors party in NYC had been canceled at the eleventh hour due to licensing issues and Steve wasn't about to bail on T.O. the city means a great deal to him.

LAW #2: You snooze, you lose Waiting until the eleventh hour to raise the issue of a prenup or to discuss its terms is a recipe for disaster.

And even that wouldn't have happened if not for a 2014 law that allows initiative backers to withdraw their measure at the eleventh hour if their policy issue is handled instead by lawmakers in Sacramento.

When it turned out that the couple's paperwork could not be processed by a clerk in another town, friends pitched in to find the mayor of Aberdeen, who opened the township building so Aberdeen's city clerk could issue an eighth-hour license.

The court has structured the two hours so that the first hour deals with the standing issue and any other procedural matters that need to be handled.

The Department of Justice may have issued an eleventh hour ruling on September 9 that halted the DAPL on Federal land, but did nothing to stop construction on private land.

Relatively muted while the debate focused on domestic issues in its first hour, Clark heatedly denounced Bush over the war in Iraq and his handling of terrorism.