Sentence examples for revised deadline from inspiring English sources

The company had already extended the negotiations twice, but failed to strike a deal before the revised deadline.

Under this argument, any Gore electors chosen under the revised deadline would be subject to challenge as improperly appointed.

January 15th is the (revised) deadline for trade unions and employers to reach agreement on how to loosen France's rigid labour laws.

France has declared it has no intention of starting to cut its deficit next year as directed by the commission - or of getting it down to zero by the revised deadline of 2006.

Despite putting in 20 hours of work over the weekend, on top of all of the usual jobs teachers are expected to do, I was still nowhere near reaching the revised deadline.

But he quickly came around and "approached the situation with a positive mindset". Tim even put in extra hours with Derin to make sure the site was delivered by the revised deadline.

They failed to meet that ambitious timetable and also blew through revised deadlines for the end of March and late May.

Standiford's strategy for conveying the scale and complexity of the aqueduct's construction, it seems, is to pile on details of competing bids, annual reports, bonus systems, revised deadlines and precinct vote tallies.

Receipt of revised application deadline (one electronic copy) emailed to Christine Aby-Hanna by 5 00pm.

The group predicts that a revised October deadline will also not be met.

On 27 April, Syria missed its revised 60-day deadline for complete removal of its full chemical weapons arsenal.