Sentence examples for longer to meet from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rehn offered to give some countries longer to meet their budget targets.

At the same time the controversial energy companies obligation (ECO) will be watered-down so energy firms have longer to meet the targets set out in the scheme.

One little thing: wouldn't Angela have tried to hang on – possibly with the aid of spliffs – a little longer to meet her grandson, who will be called Arthur, after her dead husband?

Prescott said: "I had argued that the recent revelations in the newspapers seemed to prove that CPUK were in breach of 2.3.1(f) of the SIA Approved Contractor Status terms and conditions of approval, which states a contractor can have approved status removed if it is 'found no longer to meet the fit and proper person criteria applied by the SIA'.

Greece, which took longer to meet convergence criteria, joined two years later.

Conversely, for patients who wait longer to meet the size criteria for a TRR with a mechanical valve, there is an immortal time bias: having surgery is conditional on having lived to reach the greater aortic root size.

Because it will not longer be monitored, technically they will no longer have to meet the minimum requirements of the national curriculum.

Groundwater is being extracted to feed the city – in part because the river volume is no longer adequate to meet the need – causing the urban weight to sink, and sediments washed away by the ocean are no longer being replaced.

"With consumer choice being so abundantly available, the BBC no longer needs to meet this need.

Retired for several years, Bark is no longer able to meet his payments, and the bank is taking their house.

Though it will come as news to many people, CEOs are no longer straining to meet quotas, as some used to do.