Sentence examples for establishing and extending from inspiring English sources

Presenting himself as the only man capable of establishing and extending the French colony, he secured appointment as governor (1835).

The accord came as negotiators settled most of their differences over weapons and money ceilings in the bill establishing and extending military programs for the fiscal year 1987.

$3.6 Billion for Now In the meantime, the program for research into an antimissile system would be provided about $3.6 billion in the 1987 fiscal year, in line with cuts imposed by the Senate when it passed an earlier measure establishing and extending military programs.

Furthermore, the campaign (in German) by ver.di relating to the trade unions' success in contractually establishing and extending vacation entitlements in Germany beyond the legal minimum emphasises the role of the union in enforcing such claims (http://www.verdi.de/themen/arbeit/aktionswoche-urlaub-2013 //www.verdi.de/themen/arbeit/aktionswoche-urlaub-2013 //www.verdi.de/themen/arbeit/aktionswoche-urlaub-2013 January 30 , 2014

By establishing and extending the network, we hope that these pressures can be mitigated and needs, particularly for developing countries, can be adequately met.

The bill authorizes the intelligence agencies to establish and extend programs in 1987 and sets limits on the subsequent appropriation of funds in separate legislation.

An article on Saturday about a recent flurry of bipartisan legislation passed by the Senate described incorrectly a recent vote to establish and extend transportation programs.

Part of Fraser Island has been a forest reserve since 1908, about one-fourth of the island was declared a national park in 1971, and in 1976 Great Sandy National Park was established and extended to occupy roughly the northern third of the island.

The emergence of multi-detector row CT (MDCT) has established and extended the role of CT especially in paediatric chest imaging.

Williamson has probably done more than any other person to establish and extend Ronald Coase's insights into the economics of the firm by making the theory of transactions costs a central part of the literature in mainstream economics.

On the other hand, the critical evaluation of archaeological sites in the Holy Land complicated relations with Franciscans who had vested interests in maintaining traditional attributions, while Jesuit efforts to establish and extend their Institut biblique at Rome led to rivalries with the École biblique.