Sentence examples for moving the deadline from inspiring English sources

Some people have qualms about moving the deadline.

Moving the deadline — they've postponed the March 6 primaries until April 3 — causes problems, too.

Moving the deadline closer to the halfway point of the season should help teams determine their fates in time to shed or acquire players.

Focusing on poverty, Mr. Putin also renewed his call to double the size of Russia's economy, moving the deadline up to 2010, from 2012.

The mayor proposed allowing for early voting, moving the deadline for registering to vote closer to Election Day, making the ballot easier to read and making absentee voting easier.

The most recent extension was in February 1999, when the F.C.C. responded to a petition by the Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association by moving the deadline to Nov. 24, 2002.

The M.T.A. wanted to move the deadline.

There is no plan to move the deadline – 20 July – Hague says.

In response to criticism that the time span was too long, some officials in Brussels were arguing to move the deadline to the end of the first quarter.

Production chief Paul Coates set about clearing the first seven pages and moved the deadline back to midnight as pictures started to come in of scenes of utter devastation.

With that kind of demand -- coupled with a competing Russian system called Glonass and talk of another from the European Union -- it made sense to move the deadline forward.