Sentence examples for tender deadline from inspiring English sources

Some baseball people wondered why the Braves rushed to trade Millwood, and the tender deadline could be the explanation.

The Braves apparently did not want to go beyond the tender deadline without being certain they could shed Millwood, a 28-year-old right-hander.

Citing key dates in December, including the Dec. 20 tender deadline, Magnuson acknowledged, "The longer you go, the more complicated it gets".

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Tender deadline: 25 February 2016 at 15:00 Kyiv time Proposals received by UNICEF after deadline time will not be considered.

The Rangers did not offer Soto a contract by Friday's non-tender deadline, making him a free agent.

The Nationals tendered contracts to all nine of their arbitration-eligible players, answering their only non-tender deadline question by signing right-hander Ross Ohlendorf to a one-year contract to avoid an arbitration hearing.

Another option is that, as the organization did with forwards Brett Connolly and Devante Smith-Pelly the past two years, Burakovsky and the Capitals could agree to a new contract in the week between the non-tender deadline and the start of free agency.

The Mets' yearlong attempt to trade Roger Cedeño continues, and their search for a strong defensive center fielder is likely to involve a trade or waiting for the Dec. 20 non-tender deadline, when players who are not offered contracts by their teams become free agents.

Although June 16 is the current tender offer deadline, Electronic Arts is also waiting for the Federal Trade Commission to finish its investigation into the deal's antitrust compliance.

In mid-August, Electronic Arts let its tender offer deadline of Aug. 18 expire after accepting Take-Two chairman Strauss Zelnick's offer to share non-public information.