Sentence examples for extended one year from inspiring English sources

Wendy Gibson, a spokeswoman for the New York State Department of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation, which administers the money, said the grant had already been extended one year and could be extended for another.

We've taken a tax code and have a multitude of extenders programs that have been extended one year to the next and that are almost automatically renewed.

If voters approve public financing for a new stadium in San Diego, the L.A. option would be extended one year.

(Policy maker 10) "I do not see the benefit of the extended one year or the value of this change.

This grant supported "Generalist Career Program" (GCP) was longitudinal over the four years of medical school, extending one year post-funding as an independent program and was designed to determine if early contact with a mentor, specifically a primary care clinician, would influence medical student career choice.

PARIS — The European Central Bank said on Wednesday that it would extend one-year loans of more than 442 billion euros ($620 billion) as it sought to thaw lending in the 16 nations that share the currency.

PARIS -- The European Central Bank said Thursday that it would extend one-year loans of more than 442 billion as it seeks to unfreeze lending in the 16 countries that use the euro.

In a separate operation, the central bank also said last week that it would extend one-year loans of more than 442 billion euros to banks at 1percentt interest as it sought to thaw lending in the 16 countries that use the euro.

The company said it also signed a contract with the Canadian Pacific Railway, and extended one for three years with the Canadian National Railway Company.

The latter extends one more year than the LMIC review, which search was limited to March 2012.

(AP) BOSNIA: U.N. MISSION EXTENDED The Security Council extended for one year a Bosnia mission that includes a 1,600-member 1,600-memberl polinternationalt to create a multiethnic local force from Muslims, Serbs and Bosnian Croats.