Sentence examples for time extensions from inspiring English sources

Further time extensions are likely.

"Lot's of my friends get time extensions on their bills".

The College Board's move toward enforcing only disability-related time extensions inspires me to ask another question: why must there be time limits at all?

Britain submitted plans to the European Commission to postpone the deadline for 24 of the zones but it did not request time extensions for 16.

Europe's highest court firmly rejected Britain's long-standing approach to complying with EU air pollution laws which has been to appeal to Europe for time extensions.

Yet the funds for the Graces seemed impossible to obtain until, aided by several time extensions, he rustled together nearly all the matching funds, including a $1.55 million contribution from John Paul Getty Jr., now Lord Getty.

Just days before losing power, the Labour government reapplied for a time extension.

The 2005 energy bill gives Congress the option of repealing the daylight saving time extension, if energy savings are not achieved.

"What they're justifying with these kind of actions is a time extension until the oversight team gets in place and can do a deep dive into their business," he added.

Simon Birkett, the founder and director of Clean Air in London, said the European commission's "temporary and conditional time extension" would serve as an ideal mechanism to "maximise pressure on the UK to comply with health-based laws".

Now, thanks to all the delays and impediments, the panel's head says it can't deliver its report by the original May 11 deadline -- and the administration is trying to prevent a time extension.