Sentence examples for postponed deadlines from inspiring English sources

But postponed deadlines have not necessarily lessened student stress, as tens of thousands of homes from New Jersey to Massachusetts remain without electricity.

UnitedHealthcare has been rolling out a similar policy across the country since 2007, but has repeatedly postponed deadlines and penalties in the face of opposition.

His needs fueled an exhausting schedule, an inability to refuse almost any assignment, advertising campaign or product endorsement and a lifetime of missed and postponed deadlines.

Every three months for the next four years, Anzora paid the lawyer four hundred dollars to file motions and postpone deadlines.

A report released by Mr. McDonald's group last month said that amendments to recipients' state contracts, lowering targets or postponing deadlines, "undercut the job promises".

It also excludes from taxation employer-provided death benefits, cancellation of debt and disaster relief payments "and gives the I.R.S. additional authority to postpone deadlines and increases the personal exemption for disability trusts, among other provisions," Mr. Seidel explained.

Alternately, there may be numerous excuses to postpone deadlines that ring hollow and do nothing to enhance the project being worked on.

The IRS typically publishes announcements about postponed tax deadlines online at www.irs.gov.gov

Every winning state postponed its deadlines for implementation of the reforms.

As the October deadline approached, and no progress was made on contracts, the UFE postponed the deadline.

But in recent weeks, it repeatedly postponed its deadline.