Sentence examples for extending a deadline from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Now the city's housing department is hoping to kick-start construction at the lots by extending a deadline by which developers must finish their projects to qualify for tax breaks.

Last week, Congressional leaders did manage to agree tentatively to keep the government financed through next March, extending a deadline that had been set to expire Oct. 1, but that deal did not address the extension of the tax cuts or spending reductions.

Now, the question for Congress, I suppose, would be, though I don't see how this court could get into that question at this stage, but the question would be, is a particular change extending a deadline for exigent circumstances, because a recount has been authorized, a change in the judicial or methods of procedures for resolving the contest?

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

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.

But Greece's creditors are unlikely to be overly flexible, aside from possibly agreeing to extend a deadline for meeting deficit targets.

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