It's a short grace period, then you are right back to where you started.
In other words, a new corporate leader gets a shorter grace period to prove himself than ever before.
Under the current system, pubs have to stop selling alcohol at 11, although customers are usually given a short grace period to finish their drinks.
If he fails to meet the Dec. 31 deadline, Mr. Ratner would have a short grace period to secure more expensive conventional financing, but most officials and bankers say that that is unlikely given the still frozen state of the credit markets.
The developers will have a short grace period to remove the SDKs from their apps.
Caroline Freund from the Peterson Institute for International Economics said that after Mr Morsi came to power two years ago, he squandered the short "grace period" he had in which to implement changes that might have improved the economy, while he had the support of a newly liberated people.
I got my loans deferred for one year and then my parents deferred it for a bit because you have a short grace period, usually six months to a year.
At night, when she returns home, she makes preparations to send her own children north on the migrants' trail to the U.S. Death threats here have short grace periods ― often just 24 hours.
Then, too, it must be said that New Yorkers can be conspicuously short of grace at this time of year.
The Bible would be much shorter without grace.
