The phrase "request for extension" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used in formal or professional contexts to refer to a formal request for additional time to complete a task or fulfill a commitment. Example: I am writing to submit a request for extension on the deadline for the project. Due to unforeseen circumstances, I need an additional week to complete the necessary research and analysis. Thank you for your understanding and consideration.
But it remains unclear if lawmakers are planning to defy the government entirely and miss Monday's deadline without further discussion or request for extension, or if this is a state-focused political play by lawmakers.
According to the Globe and Mail newspaper, the National Hockey League's legal counsel, Kelley Lynch, recently filed a 90-day request for extension of time on MLSE's behalf asking the Alexandria, Virginia-based trademark office to look into Snoop Dogg's trademark registration.
It was the third time Apple (sorry, Slate Computing) requested this Request for Extension of Time to File a Statement of Use, and it was approved by the USPTO on March 26.
Some ecotoxicological aspects are considered in the registration of the pesticide (typically only submitted as request for extension of current use) but are not submitted in the context of the ERA of the GMO.
By Christmas day the number was up to 150 and requests for extension of the deadline were pouring in.
An I.R.S. spokesman, Don Roberts, said that he could not discuss communications between the agency and any tax return filer, but that requests for extensions generally required judgment calls.
The Interior Department has issued instructions on seeking more time on the leases; a spokeswoman said the administration had not declined requests for extensions so far.
Letters, motions, conferences, adjournments, requests for extensions, motions for reconsideration of earlier motions, and other delays — all have consumed months and years at a time, for going on two decades now.
It was only when it became clear that Match would no longer abide Bumble's requests for extensions of time to respond to Match's co-pending lawsuit in the Western District of Texas—and with an October 12, 2018 hearing scheduled in this action to address potential dismissal for want of prosecution Bumble decided it had to press forward with this meritless case.
While Barnes said he had contacted the CATS chief executive on Baucom's behalf to see if his business could remain open for longer, the request for an extension had been turned down, as the club had already received extensions to remain open.
On Monday, Judge Chin approved the request for an extension.
