Sentence examples for be extended continued from inspiring English sources

"Unless all threats to Japan's security are removed, diplomatic relations cannot be normalized and economic aid cannot be extended," continued the editorial, which ran for twice the normal length.

Health policy in the United Kingdom is built on the assumption that nurses' roles can be extended through continuing professional development which is also considered to be a key factor in nursing retention.

Only praise can be extended to the continuing bravery of Confederate soldiers and to the strategic and tactical dexterity of such generals as Robert E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson, and Joseph E. Johnston.

An Islamic Jihad official, identified only as Abu Tarek, said on the Web site that a one-month pause in attacks was over and would not be extended because Israel had continued to kill and arrest Palestinians.

Historic England, which commissioned the excavation, which was also part funded by the quarry firm Forterra, found extra money when the dig planned to end in spring had to be extended twice as objects continued to pour out of the mud.

The new rule is now effective only through 2009 but could readily be extended if economic turmoil continues.

The global financial crisis beginning in late 2008 caused the timetable for construction to be extended, but planning and design continued through 2009 and subsequent years.

Throughout the 15th century, both the fortress and the Rocher continued to be extended and further defended until it became a garrison accommodating some 400 troops.

One participant who recently had been informed by the ACT psychiatrist that the CTO would not be extended as long as he continued to collaborate and engage in treatment, described the implications of the CTO as: "A way to survive or handle life".

Hammond said those arrangements would be extended until June 30, with Iran continuing to draw $700 million a year.

The bulk of "Road Show" continues to be extended expository musical numbers that trace the brothers' travels, schemes and metamorphoses.