Sentence examples for extend automatic from inspiring English sources

The FA doesn't have the power to extend automatic suspensions.

The Hull manager Phil Brown had called for further sanctions, saying that the mandatory three-game suspension was insufficient, but the FA has confirmed that it is powerless to extend automatic bans.

It is being achieved by extending automatic reporting of employment income using the single touch payroll system to reporting income for social security purposes.

Under those rules, the Internal Revenue Service is extending automatic enrollment as an option to 401(k) plans, which are offered to workers by businesses; 403(b) plans, which are offered by schools and charities; and 457 plans, offered by state and local governments.

The government said it wanted to "examine the case for extending automatic blue badge eligibility to seriously injured armed forces personnel" who receive an award under the Armed Forces Independence Scheme.

But it is equally appalling that, after abandoning the linkage -- by deciding instead to offset the cost of the correction by extending automatic cuts to Medicare -- both the House and the Senate should then have ducked the bigger questions involved.

California's new law would prevent judges from handing down similarly lenient sentences by extending automatic denial of probation to individuals who commit any penetrative sexual assault, not just those committed by force.

The revised plans announced yesterday extend the automatic power to see this information to agencies with crime-fighting roles, like the UK Atomic Energy Constabulary, the Scottish Drugs Enforcement Agency and the Maritime and Coastguard Agency.

Other commentators expressed disappointment that the proposals did not extend an automatic right to abortion under other categories, like rape or when a fetus has no chance of survival.

The EU jeopardises the development potential of many poor countries because of incoherent, short-sighted and self-centered decisions made at home". On taxes, Concord calls on the European council – the group of EU leaders – to extend the automatic exchange of tax information among European countries to the developing world.

Further, the strict new Congressional rules for repeat filers have effected little practical change: 98% of petitions to extend the automatic stay are granted, even though the majority of repeat filers provide no evidence of changed circumstances.