Sentences with phrase «deadline change»
"Deadline change" refers to the alteration or modification of the original timeframe or due date for completing a task or project. Full definition
edited to add: PRIZE DEADLINE CHANGE!
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The bill would have made the same deadline change for non-presidential independent candidates.
For instance, you can order a high school paper for $ 10.95 / page with a deadline of 10 + days — the price will go up to $ 30.50 / page with deadline changed to 12 hours.
As the scope, schedule, and cost of a project can change frequently, the interviewer may ask you to role - play a few scenarios in which a project deadline changes or several group members leave the company.
Even if your deadline changes, it's important to keep all your staff or key stakeholders in the loop to ensure a smooth deployment.
However, it is critical to note that deadlines change.
If as I believe, after hours of trawling through the WGI Expert Reviewer comments there were none that asked for a deadline change even remotely like that which the TSU was then announcing, WGI had sent out a lie to hundreds of Expert Reviewers around the world.
He could have listed just a few of the «many» comments that justified the deadline change and said my accusation was false.
It did not offer any rebuttal of my allegation that no Expert Reviewer asked for the deadline change and that AR4 WGI had told a lie, which could have easily been done if what they told Expert Reviewers had been true.
If, as I now think, Mitchell knew nothing of the deadline change then Solomon's haughty email would mean nothing to him and might explain why he alone made a cryptic comment in his RE report against her very clear suggestion not to.
Premiums rise (or, if you're lucky, fall), insurers leave or enter markets, and deadlines change.
If a deadline changes or something unexpected comes up, send out an email briefly explaining the situation.