Sentence examples for extending permanently from inspiring English sources

"I continue to believe that extending permanently the upper-income tax cuts would be a mistake and that we can't afford it.

I don't know how they're going to be able to argue that extending permanently these high-end tax cuts is going to be good for our economy when, to offset them, we'd end up having to cut vital services for our kids, for our veterans, for our seniors.

We want to extend permanently the middle-class tax cut for -- permanently from the Bush middle-class tax cut.

Some Republican critics of the deal had said the Bush-era rates should be extended permanently, complaining that to do otherwise would create economic uncertainty.

Mr. Bush's top economic priority is to extend permanently most of the tax cuts adopted in 2001 and 2003, along with other expiring provisions like the tax credit for research and development.

The wings at rest may be extended permanently on each side, as in some dragonflies (Odonata), or held erect above the body, as in mayflies (Ephemeroptera); in most insects, however, they are folded against the abdomen.

While it seems a good bet that they will not be extended permanently, the Obama administration proposes to keep them in place, at least temporarily, for all but higher-income taxpayers.

All along, GOP leaders anticipated that the individual tax cuts would end up getting extended permanently, as Congress has done in the past with tax cuts passed under President George W. Bush's administration.

While many Republicans said they liked the deal, Senator Jim DeMint, Republican of South Carolina, said that he still wanted the Bush-era rates extended permanently and that the cost of the package was worrisome.

The Republicans insist that all of the Bush tax cuts be extended permanently — including those for taxpayers making more than $250,000 a year — but don't mention keeping the improved low-income tax credits.

The Fifa executive committee members Amos Adamu and Reynald Temarii have lodged appeals at the Court of Arbitration for Sport while the vice-president Jack Warner and Mohamed bin Hammam – who was a candidate for presidential election at Fifa – await a full inquiry by Fifa's ethics commission before discovering whether their temporary bans are extended permanently.