Sentence examples for Agreed to prolong from inspiring English sources

An Israeli cabinet minister said on Saturday night that Israel had agreed to prolong the truce by four hours.

The decision represented a turnaround for Mrs. Merkel, who a year ago agreed to prolong the life of the country's nuclear plants by an average of 12 years.

A positive mood pervaded the market from the start, following the weekend's news that G20 ministers had agreed to prolong their economic stimulus packages until the recovery was assured.

On Thursday evening the ministers agreed to prolong the blacklisting of pro-Russian separatist leaders from March until September, to add new names to the blacklist by next week, and asked the European commission to look into broadening the economic and financial sanctions against Russia imposed last July.

The EU could also agree to prolong negotiations.

But Morley, who played a part in all three matches of England's Autumn International Series win, said at the time that he wanted to prove he could still compete at the top level before agreeing to prolong his career for an extra year.

The report was published shortly before EU ambassadors agreed unanimously to prolong economic sanctions against Russia, in a bid to keep up the pressure for peace in the breakaway regions of eastern Ukraine.

The searing images from Fukushima, and the sense of floundering haplessness, will not be forgotten even if final figures reveal little damage to health.The German government has declared a three-month moratorium on its controversial plan, agreed only last autumn, to prolong the life of its nuclear plants.

Ambassadors from the 28 member states agreed unanimously on Tuesday to prolong the sanctions until 31 January 2017.

The patient, Dr. Barney B. Clark, 61, was a retired dentist from Seattle who agreed to this experimental effort to prolong his life.

Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe and Mwai Kibaki of Kenya agreed to a make-believe "unity government" to prolong their dictatorships.