Sentence examples for and extend the same from inspiring English sources

Always remember the people who helped you and extend the same help to others when you are in a position to do so yourself.

Here's where I advise you to 'do as your momma taught you' and extend the same kindness to others, that you wish to receive.

Perhaps today we can take our lead from St. Francis, who was the patron saint of animals and extend the same kind of love and concern toward animals that he did.

The report serves as a call to action, as researchers wrote that the "international community needs to step up and accord the goal of healthy diets to all, and extend the same level of focus and commitment that it gave to addressing HIV/AIDS, malaria and smoking".

She dedicated savings to meet national chains and their distributors halfway on pricing, and extended the same type of pricing, under different terms, to smaller accounts.

A diabetic cigarette smoker, he seems to expect to die any day and extends the same good-natured fatalism to his business.

On Wednesday, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is taking the first step to create consumer protections for prepaid cards and extending the same regulations that protect consumer checking accounts.

One way to engender trust among the Israeli public would be for Arab leaders of countries who wish to make peace with Israel, as well as those who already have, to end the demonization of Israel in the media and to extend the same rights and freedoms to their people that Israelis enjoy.

Mr. Manchin said gun owners who initially objected to the idea were persuaded to support it once they understood that the bill would prohibit a national registry of gun owners and simply extend the same background check requirements that exist in gun stores to the Internet and gun show sales.

The anti-abortion provision would renew a restriction that prohibits the use of federal funds to pay for abortions, except in cases of rape or incest, or if the life of the mother is in danger, and would extend the same restrictions to the compensation funds paid to victims of human trafficking.

According to the ERA Coalition, enacting the ERA "will set a norm for equal pay and provide a basis for litigation and legislation to extend the same pay entitlements to men and women".