Sentence examples for extended because of a from inspiring English sources

The pension proposals survived, prospered and were extended because of a rule which applies to governments of all persuasions.

Iran's interior minister, Mostafa Mohammad-Najjar, said the hours of voting were being extended because of a high turnout, state-run Press TV reported.

Mohsni, 27, will miss three matches, with his suspension extended because of a pre-season sending off at Derby.

For example, a patient's stay is initially extended because of a BSI; then during this extra stay, an unrelated adverse event happens, for example, an adverse drug reaction that keeps them in hospital for longer.

"We should see the beginnings of a corporate PC refresh, which was extended because of the recession and because of a reluctance to go to Windows Vista," says Richard Kugele, an analyst with Needham & Co.

The usual yearlong preparation time for a new monument will be extended because of the need to build a dock for large ferries from Manhattan, he said.

Stoppage time was extended because of the incident, at which point a fracas occurred between the Arsenal and Chelsea players.

The two sides resumed informal discussions on Monday after the deadline was extended because of Hurricane Sandy, but still couldn't reach an agreement.

"His one-year probation would have ended a few weeks ago, but was extended because of this violation".

Nick Kidd's holiday on a Caribbean island looks likely to be extended because of the strike, but he wants to get home.

In an interview on Wednesday with Al Masry Al Youm, a privately owned newspaper sympathetic to the government, the interim prime minister, Hazem el-Beblawi, said the state of emergency might be extended because of the attempted assassination of the interior minister last Thursday in a bomb explosion on a busy Cairo street.