Sentence examples for applying for a further from inspiring English sources

"Even if we are forced into a one-year extension, we at least would have a say on the things which affect us during that time and would have the right to unilaterally decide to leave at the end of that one-year period through the simple decision of not applying for a further extension.

Upon entering the country with a valid EU passport, you have the right to stay for up to 90 days without applying for a further extension of your visa.

Residents will be able to apply for a further £1,000 cashback if they fit any combination of two improvements from a list of 12. DECC describes the improvement fund as designed to work alongside the existing green deal scheme.

He has received £3.5bn of taxpayers' money to keep the network running until the end of March and will apply for a further "very significant sum" to cover the next six-month period up until September.

Mr Mandelson was politically damaged when the affair broke because he had kept the loan a secret from Mr Blair and had not been forthcoming to his building society when he applied for a further £150,000 loan.

Sandra Nelson, Kwils' executive officer, told Guardian Australia the amount was the same it currently receives to run the service, and it had applied for a further $150,000 for a pilot traineeship program to train Indigenous women as paralegals to work in remote communities, but it was knocked back.

According to the UN Security Council resolution 2231, restrictions on conventional arms program including arms imports and exports applied for a further five years, and limitations on missile program applied for a further eight years.

The council can apply for a further hearing before a High Court judge, but a spokesman said it would consult legal advisors before deciding the next course of action.

The court ruled that bankruptcy protection could be extended until May 20, and the company has said it will apply for a further extension.

They therefore applied for a further Act to raise more money.

Having successfully applied for a one year planning extension in October 2003, the club applied for a further extension a few months after Buckley's departure in September 2004.