A document extending it indefinitely included the government's first official acknowledgment that the country was embroiled in a civil war, which cost 200,000 lives before peace accords were reached in 1996.
Gordon Brown's proposals, set out in his Orwellian-titled document Extending and Renewing Democracy, remove this basic right of party members and trade unionists at party conference to determine the party's policy position on key issues of the day.
But it is a far cry from the BBC's supposed aim, laid down in a 1992 document, "Extending Choice", to "withdraw from programme areas or types in which it is no longer able or needed to make an original contribution".
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Furthermore, Israel's founding document extended a hand of peace and fraternity to all of our neighbors, even while many at that moment were massing at the Jewish State's borders in a war of attempted extermination.
The CONSORT explanation and elaboration document extended its recommendations on the reporting of follow-up time in 2010, and in addition to stating the median duration of follow-up, now also recommends stating the minimum and maximum duration [ 21].
Several published case reports document extended survival (defined as > 3 years) in melanoma brain metastasis (MBM) patients who had multiple brain metastases and/or concurrent extracranial disease [ 1, 2], however only two published case reports document extended survival of patients treated for a brain-only metastasis [ 3, 4].
And the surge and its aftermath have their own brutality; the WikiLeaks documents extend through 2009.
Even more damning for Andersen, the indictment alleges that the shredding of documents extended far beyond the accountant's Houston office, which handled Enron's affairs.
Even more damning for Andersen, the indictment alleges that complicity in the shredding of documents extended far beyond the accountant's Houston office, which handled Enron's affairs.
