Sentence examples for been to extend from inspiring English sources

Several Somali analysts said the real motivation might have been to extend Ahlu Sunna's power in the hope of becoming a rival to the transitional government.

While the general trend has been to extend the guarantees of the First Amendment to what is considered sponsored speech, there have been steps in one direction, only to be reversed by decisions going the other way.

Mr. Haas said that no sign was legible on the building by the time he got there, and that his idea had been to extend the street facade around onto the side wall, as if it was a corner building.

Making these machines takes tremendous skill, and one of Mr. Immelt's successes has been to extend that expertise to the manufacture of fast-growing new niches like wind turbines.

One measure floated by economists that might calm investor nerves had been to extend a low-interest loan program that would make it easier for financial institutions to buy government bonds even if interest rates started rising.

One of the unsung heroes of the revolution in British Olympic sports since the lottery funding tap began to flow, she said that aside from the sustained funding – which comes 75% from the National Lottery and 25% from the exchequer – another key decision had been to extend the timeline on which decisions were made from four to eight years.

Plans are to extend the program to Lebanon and Wharton State Forests.

No contract is to extend longer than two years.

A more controversial proposal is to extend term limits.

In ordinary medicine, the goal is to extend life.

His solution is to extend movement into pictorial imagery.