Sentence examples for extending long term from inspiring English sources

Ed Brayton of the Michigan Messenger argues that extending long term unemployment insurance benefits would benefit the economy to the tune of half a million jobs.

Polls show most support raising the minimum wage, extending long term unemployment, not cutting food stamps, expanding background checks for gun purchases, giving gays protective rights regarding employment and creating jobs which both parties have failed on.

This temperature shift is used as a means of simultaneously inducing growth arrest and extending long term culture viability thus increasing recombinant protein productivity and yield [ 2- 9].

The observed reductions in NSAID dosage are likely to be more clinically relevant if extended long term; whether such reductions achieved over 8 weeks are clinically relevant has not yet been shown.

Policy changes include extending long-term incentive performance (LTIP) share measurement periods from three to five years, reducing annual LTIP awards from 187.5% of salary to 100%, and making 20% of the 2012 bonus award based on hitting key strategic objectives.

WASHINGTON -- The Obama administration on Friday came out strongly in support of extending long-term unemployment insurance past its current expiration date.

"I believe it is immoral for this country to have as a policy extending long-term unemployments [benefits] to people rather than us working on creation of jobs," Sessions said.

His surest path to regain his footing is to reprise that message — with a focus on addressing income inequality, aiding middle-class families, expanding job growth, extending long-term unemployment insurance and investing in education, science and technology.

A countering take was offered by Alabama Democratic Conference leader Joe Reed: that African-Americans won't vote Republican in significant numbers, as Cason wrote, "because of GOP opposition to programs such as Obamacare, raising the minimum wage, extending long-term unemployment benefits and other 'bread and butter' issues that Reed said help working families".

Hours before Draghi came to the summit, the central bank had taken two decisive steps to shore up the euro area, cutting its interest rates to a record low 1.0percenttoto soften a looming recession, and crucially extending long-term liquidity help to Europe's cash-starved banks.

Under emerging contours of the deal, the payroll tax would not be offset, but budget cuts would be made to pay for the other two items: the costs of extending long-term unemployment benefits and ensuring doctors that provide Medicare services would not see a pay cut, the sources said.