Sentence examples for declining to extend from inspiring English sources

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

Unfortunately for the reader Mr. Chollet and Mr. Goldgeier adhere closely to their book title's agenda, declining to extend their narrative much beyond 9/11.

Lower courts have consistently struck down similar laws under the First Amendment, declining to extend obscenity principles to images of violence.

First Great Western was embroiled in controversy after declining to extend its franchise in 2013, avoiding paying large premiums to the government – but since continuing to run it anyway, on preferential terms.

The Obama administration also does not want to provoke American courts into revisiting a 2010 ruling declining to extend the same habeas corpus rights that Guantánamo detainees have to detainees in Afghanistan.

Speaking at a conference of black and Hispanic journalists, the Democratic presidential nominee walked a fine line, casting many of Trump's most controversial comments as racist and xenophobic, while declining to extend that characterization to his ardent supporters.

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.

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

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.