Sentence examples for extended saying from inspiring English sources

The home secretary finally bowed to the wave of criticism last week and announced that the van pilot scheme would not be extended, saying it had been "too much of a blunt instrument".

The JCHR report on the human rights implications of the UK's extradition policy found the Home Secretary's discretion to intervene in cases should not be extended, saying "the powers of the judge in an extradition case should instead ensure adequate protection of rights".

A report by the Migration Advisory Committee published on 4 November had recommended the restrictions be extended, saying the UK labour market was in a state of serious disturbance and that lifting the current restrictions at this stage would risk negative impacts on the labour market.

"The markets are overbought, extended," said A. C. Moore, chief investment strategist for Dunvegan Associates in Santa Barbara, Calif.

Still, "most people think it's likely to get extended," said Mark Luscombe, principal federal tax analyst at CCH.

"At the end of the day, the payroll tax cut will be extended," said Senator Kent Conrad, Democrat of North Dakota.

"Litigation is an active option just to prevent the moratorium from being extended," said Mr. Wieboldt of the Long Island Builders Institute.

Mr. Spitzer or not, their hold on the governor's office "will be extended," said Sandy Treadwell, chairman of the Republican State Committee.

The owners will want their mortgages extended, said Orest Mandzy, the managing editor of Commercial Real Estate Direct, a news service.

"If the tax incentive doesn't get extended," says Feraci, "that could certainly present difficulties for the industry".

However, there isn't a sole reason for the continuously variable transmission (CVT) warranty being extended, said Subaru spokesman Dominick Infante.