Sentence examples for decline to extend from inspiring English sources

Other employers won't hire them because of their age, and banks decline to extend credit.

Vendors, for instance, often decline "to extend terms to struggling retailers when cash flow comes under pressure," he wrote.

Could refusing the deal enable HAs to decline to extend the right to buy to their tenants, given that agreeing to it will be voluntary?

"We therefore decline to extend Robinson to searches of data on cell phones, and hold instead that officers must generally secure a warrant before conducting such a search".

The new constitution, adopted last year, recognizes Christianity and Judaism in personal and religious matters, and it prohibits defamation of all religious prophets, regardless of faith; it does not decline to extend explicit protections to Christianity or Judaism.

However, today's judgment declined to extend this principle to disabled adults in a similar situation.

In 1997, the State Legislature declined to extend a 10-year experiment allowing cameras in courtrooms.

Warren declined to extend guarantees of air cover to Syrian rebels that Russia targets.

This week, sadly, the court declined to extend that same reasoning to juveniles.

In January, Congress effectively increased payroll taxes by declining to extend a temporary tax holiday.

The Brewers declined to extend the deadline, but Nero called anyway and said Macha was declining the offer.