Sentence examples for extended a deadline from inspiring English sources

The group set, and later extended, a deadline for France to comply.

On 16 December the Queensland government extended a deadline for Adani to finalise financing for the project.

Federal lawmakers say that regulators should not have extended a deadline to 2005 for wireless providers to create a tracking system.

The administration has extended a deadline for farmers to apply for relief after the trade war with China sent exports of soybean and other crops plummeting.

A judge on Tuesday extended a deadline for Fusion GPS's bank to respond to the subpoena until Friday while the company attempts to negotiate a resolution with Nunes.

In November, China Oceanwide Holdings Group and Genworth Financial extended a deadline to 1 April for the Chinese group's planned $2.7bn takeover of the US life insurer.

Then, seemingly on cue, the government cobbles together a spending package, extends a deadline or rejiggers a regulation.

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British Airways agreed yesterday to extend a deadline for a new employee identification program after holding talks with its unions.

After a strenuous "autumn of decisions", such as ending military conscription and extending a deadline for phasing out nuclear power, Germany plans to take it easier in 2011.

In response, the F.A.A. toned down the rule, extending a deadline for plane makers to come up with the lifetime limits.