Sentence examples for extended the term from inspiring English sources

Modern usage has further extended the term.

Indeed, Congress has extended the term of existing copyrights 11 times in the past 40 years.

In 1976, the U.S. extended the term it takes for copyright to expire.

It was the eleventh time in less than forty years that Congress had extended the term of existing copyrights.

Modern usage has extended the term to other writing systems, such as Hieroglyphic Hittite, Mayan hieroglyphs, and early Cretan.

Earlier this year, the civilian government extended the term of Lt. Gen. Ahmad Shuja Pasha, the chief of the ISI.

Coloradans approved a constitutional amendment in 1994 that extended the term-limit law to "nonjudicial" elected officials.

Mr Ortega has since illegally extended the terms of these justices.

Avaaz's campaign director, Alex Wilks, said: "If the police extended the terms of knife amnesties to criminals caught carrying weapons, the public would be outraged.

"They could have extended the terms for a couple of years, which would have been a low-cost, no-cost proposition".

The financial restructuring means that Glamorgan have extended the terms of their loans.