Sentence examples for extending by one from inspiring English sources

Under the accord yesterday, Europe will not begin the possibly long process of imposing sanctions until at least Nov. 1, extending by one month the date originally set by the trade organization.

The European economic and monetary affairs commissioner, Olli Rehn, told a press conference in Brussels that if Spain "can effectively control the excessive spending," the commission was "ready to consider" extending by one year the 2013 deadline Spain faces to bring its budget deficit down to 3 percent, in line with European rules.

Each substituted position on the scaffold can only be extended by one side chain.

On Thursday morning the company said the agreement had been extended by one year.

Mr. Ruberwa said the talks, attended by 350 delegates, should be extended by one or two weeks, or resumed after a break.

The club said in a statement: "Joey Barton has been informed that his suspension by the club has been extended by one week.

US Airways has agreed with its largest creditor to extend by one month the deadline for filing a draft bankruptcy reorganization plan, the airline said yesterday.

His four-year term was extended by one year so that the mayoral elections would coincide with the unitary elections which take place once every four years.

The National Basketball Association Board of Governors yesterday extended by one month the deadline for teams to inform the league of their desire to move to another city.

"Our readiness hasn't changed," said spokesperson Kayode Idowu, adding that a deadline for collecting cards had now been extended by one month.

On May 6, the Signature Theatre Company starts previews of Albee's "Occupant," about the sculptor Louise Nevelson, starring Mercedes Ruehl (who was last seen on Broadway in 2002 in Albee's "The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia and Larry Bryggmanman; the eight-week run sold out in three days, and it has been extended by one week, through July 6.