Sentence examples for extending the term from inspiring English sources

Judge Reed Rhorer of Franklin County Circuit Court signed an order extending the term.

When cutting costs means extending the term of a loan too far.

Centra, for instance, began extending the term of its certificates of deposits to 16 months, from 12 months, last year.

Senate Democrats have proposed extending the term of bonds taken out with New York's share of the nationwide tobacco settlement.

It drew criticism from several southern Sudanese opposition parties for extending the term of the current southern Sudan president.

Lenders can do this by reducing interest rates to as low as 2percentt, by extending the term of the loan to 40 years or by deferring principal.

Cockerill wrote to colleagues in 2007 upon news that his bank was extending the terms of its £2.5bn loans to Terra Firma, saying: "Oh dear, Oh dear!

Sarbanes-Oxley, among other things, bans company loans to executives and extending the terms of existing loans.

This would mean cutting the interest rate on loans to Greece and extending the terms of repayment into the distant future, perhaps as much as 100 years.

Modern usage has further extended the term.

It's common for the tenant to want to extend the term of the let.