Sentence examples for extended making from inspiring English sources

Yet though the frontiers of health-care policy have been extended, making Latin America a testing-ground for reform worldwide, not all the arguments have been settled.One problem is that people in poor rural communities are unattractive clients for managed-care organisations, and may languish outside the new systems.

These proposals will be extended making use of an authorization infrastructure based on SAML statements, the RBAC model, and XACML as the main language for expressing authorization policies.

This was not triggered by excessive tephra accumulation; rather it was due to a warning that the exclusion zone was to be extended making it unclear when access to some sites would be restored.

Due to the variable geotechnical conditions in these areas, which occasionally cause extensive changes between soil layers within a close distance, the stress-deformation field is very complicated and extended, making it difficult to select and design a proper and safe support system.

Whenever she makes a fist, her middle finger remains extended, making it look like she's flipping people off.

Another Fed program being extended makes loans, through banks, to money market mutual funds, which have been under pressure as skittish investors demand withdrawals.

The other extends Making Home Affordable taxpayer-funded incentives to invigorate the Federal Housing Administration's "Hope for Homeowners" refinancing program.

Thus, compared to the president's proposal to extend Making Work Pay, the payroll tax cut serves as a tax increase for all earners making less than $20,000.

But the decision to extend makes a showdown much less likely.

This is a question about how the web can be used to improve, extend, make more intelligent, and deepen our democracy.

The government's anti-homosexuality bill will strengthen existing laws and extend make aiding and abetting homosexuality, conspiracy to engage in the act, procuring homosexuality by threats and detention with intent to commit homosexuality an offence.