Sentence examples for extend some form from inspiring English sources

Iraq wanted to seize control of the rich oil-producing Iranian border region of Khūzestān, a territory inhabited largely by ethnic Arabs over which Iraq sought to extend some form of suzerainty.

"However, at no point did the minister tell me, nor did the secretary of state, Peter Hain, announce that they would seek to extend some form of amnesty to the on-the-runs.

They are evidently calculating that, at above 6 percent, Spanish bonds are a pretty good bet, especially with talk building that Europe is close to extending some form of a rescue to the country's banks.

Should we look at extending some form of insurance to commodity accounts?" Kemp said.

The report also recommends that local authorities provide more support to families who are home-educating, including extending some forms of "flexi-schooling" that would allow their children to take part in some lessons at school, use school libraries or music lessons.

Obama has less than six weeks left in office, meaning that if he is to use his power to pardon the whistleblower or extend some other form of leniency that would allow him to come home, he has to do so quickly.

These forms extend some previous results Escobar [11], Li and Zhu [18].

The measures, which are supposed to be in effect for only a week but are widely expected to be extended in some form well into the future, will prohibit electronic transfer of funds from Cyprus to other countries.

We first revisit the optimal trading and benchmark tracking problem with price impact for general price and target processes, and obtain closed-form solutions extending some known results in the literature.

Early in the 20th century, Picasso, Munch and others helped revive and extend the form.

As recently as Wednesday, Hyundai Motor was denying that it would extend any form of assistance to the construction company.