Sentence examples for extended grace from inspiring English sources

While officials could not say how many homeowners might qualify for the extended grace period, they predicted that tens of thousands would benefit.

The IMF adds that unless European creditors agree to an extended grace period, they face the choice of either annual transfers to the Greek budget, or "deep upfront haircuts", the term for the cancellation of part of the debt.

When they have pressed ahead with new regulations, they have tried to be flexible, providing for an extended grace period to meet the mercury standards, for example, and preserving a trading scheme for interstate air pollution despite hostility from the courts.The courts, in fact, are the source of the worst uncertainty surrounding environmental regulation.

Money-lenders regularly grant extended grace periods and often accept payments in kind.

Try asking your card issuer about extended grace periods or a temporary reduction in the minimum payment.

Sister Natalia and the rest of the prayer group start to serve up the Eritrean feast at 4 PM, after saying an extended grace.

As Luther observed, there's no reason that God can't extend grace and mercy into the afterlife — but there's also no clear evidence, in the Bible, that this is the case.

"In some ways," Mr. Stafford-Clark said, " 'Our Lady of Sligo' is a more difficult play in that it is about someone to whom Sebastian doesn't so easily extend grace and redemption.

You must learn to extend grace.

"You have to extend grace to those who were around her.

"There's a greater emphasis on extending grace in the evangelical community these days.