Sentence examples for extend lifeline from inspiring English sources

In California, for example, the public utilities commission plans to debate on Thursday a proposal to extend Lifeline services to wireless — a matter backed by companies like AT&T and Sprint and T-Mobile.

In the crisis, the government ended up extending lifelines to a number of financial institutions and to companies like General Motors.

"The state's policies have failed to extend a lifeline to many low-income kids in districts with high numbers of chronically underperforming schools," Mr. Bradford said.

However, it has been forced to extend this lifeline to 2018, and has promised a review of the industry's future before then.

"Any E.C.B. actions to buy bonds extend the lifeline to the region as the political leaders grapple for other solutions," John Augustine, chief market strategist at Cincinnati-based Fifth Third Bancorp, said in a phone interview.

"In the past sales have fallen so much in Italy or Spain, that their respective governments have had to extend the lifeline of scrap schemes".

50percentt of the shares no longer trade and the government had to extend a lifeline of 40 billion dollars to brokers.

The individuals who proved her true and resilient salvation, who allowed her to settle quietly into the berth of herself and from there extend synaptic lifelines of love and work to the world outside, were not Homo sapiens at all, but a group of our larger, shaggier ape kin, the gorillas.

Some conservative South Koreans have argued that the complex has extended a lifeline to the North Korean leadership.

The government extended a lifeline of €3 billion each to Peugeot and to its rival Renault, on Feb. 9.

Some conservative South Koreans argued that the complex had helped undermine the impact of United Nations sanctions by extending a lifeline to the North Korean leadership.