Sentence examples for a limited extension from inspiring English sources

The court resolved the conflict by allowing a limited extension of time to complete the recounts.

That all changed after 2005, and now the court can only grant a limited extension.

It could also offer a limited extension, based on agreeing on the borders of a Palestinian state.

Even Britain's Conservatives conceded in the early stages of the IGC that they might accept a limited extension of majority voting.

Mrs. Clinton and the administration's special envoy to the Middle East, George J. Mitchell, have been trying to persuade Mr. Netanyahu to agree to a limited extension of two or three months, officials said.

Another proposal is to allow companies that agree to develop an HIV vaccine a limited extension to their patents on blockbuster drugs in their most lucrative markets.A different approach, being championed by MSF, is to make a virtue of the rarity of tropical diseases in the West.

Although use of gas-segmented post-column systems to reduce post-column band broadening effects has been demonstrated [ 65], such an approach provides only a very limited extension of the incubation time.

The US and the EU backed by a group of developed countries including Canada, Australia, Japan, New Zealand and Switzerland were opposed to an indefinite extension and instead argued for a time limited extension of between 5 and 10 years.

In accordance with previous reports [ 8, 9, 12, 15, 33, 36, 38, 39], these patients were less often male, were older at disease onset and had a more limited extension of cutaneous involvement, as documented by a much lower OR for a Rodnan skin score (RSS) above 10 (Table 5) and by a very significantly lower mean RSS (Table 6).

Bowing to pressure, the exasperated ministers of the European Union said in July that they would grant a very limited extension of certain subsidies until 2014, but with a host of new stipulations.

For instance a soldier with limited extension of the elbow, watches with keen interest the weekly measurements from 90 degrees to 100 degrees to 120 degrees, etc., out to normal.