Sentence examples for will extend the deadline from inspiring English sources

"It will extend the deadline but not resolve the problem," he said.

But because of the slow rate of Web filings, the SEC will extend the deadline to 2001, says Heroux.

But because many institutions are new to the electronic application process, NIH will extend the deadline by five business days to allow submitters to correct errors reported by Grants.gov and its own ERA Commons.

Perrone said TPL will extend the deadline, though it doesn't yet know how much.

This will extend the registration deadline to the end of Thursday, while preserving a separate five-day period for appeals against entries on the register.

Indeed, there are some who believe that President Correa will again extend the deadline, and that if he decides to implement plan B, the parliament will not approve the decision.

Existing cars won't be affected by the reforms, which will also extend the deadline for the first MOT of new cars and motorbikes from three years to four years.

Candor is your best ally: departments understand about negotiating multiple offers and will often extend the deadline for deciding on a position.

"If the time is not enough to get to some sort of conclusion, most probably the president will have to extend the deadline some more days," Rajendra Dahal, the president's spokesman, said about the deadline that the president announced last week.

Otherwise we will have to extend the deadline.

As with an income tax return, it will be possible to extend the deadline by six months, to Oct. 15.