Sentence examples for extend most from inspiring English sources

Not only did they extend most of the Bush tax cuts, they made them permanent.

The Obama administration wants to extend most Bush-era tax cuts while restoring higher rates for higher incomes.

Administration officials said the recommendation to extend most nonproliferation programs was not conditioned upon Russian acquiescence to the administration's determination to build a nuclear missile shield.

Mr. Acharya's refined sculptural firmness, complex gestural eloquence, subtle musical phrasing and articulate grace are enough to extend most ideas of masculinity.

Add the across-the-board spending cuts if Congress did nothing, and President Obama felt he had to extend most of the tax cuts or watch the economy sink back into recession.

As far back as the 1930s Frederick Law Olmsted Jr. proposed digging up parts of the Los Angeles River's concrete bed and transforming its banks into a necklace of parks that would extend most of the 51 miles from the San Fernando Valley through downtown Los Angeles to Long Beach and provide green space for some of the city's poorest neighborhoods.

rules require that nations extend most-favored nation status to all members.

1962 Japan Given Trade Status LONDON — Britain today [Nov. 14] signed a six-year liberalized trade treaty with Japan under which it will extend "most-favored-nation" treatment to the Asian state.

The paladins of the playoffs, beginning with Nicklas Lidstrom and extending most recently to Antti Niemi last year, have been Europeans.

But the lack of a follow-through extends most patently to the promised African Union (AU) peacekeeping force.

That's because while banks once extended most of the credit to issuers across the economy, now the capital markets are responsible for the bulk of it.