Sentence examples for extending the title from inspiring English sources

Beyond that there is public-relations value, for a party that might seem too deeply in thrall to the wealthy, of extending the title not merely as an act of patrician favor.

So the proposed Fair Pay Act, which would extend the Title VII deadline, isn't necessary.

Spurs had to win at Stamford Bridge to extend the title race after Leicester's point at Manchester United on Sunday.

Popular amenity even sometimes extends the title to holders of quite humble government appointments and consoles with it the defeated candidates for a post.

The Bavarian monarchy in 1838 extended the title of prince to all his descendants; and, because his elder brother died childless, he inherited the ducal title as well just before his own death the same month.

Ibrisagic believes that adding multiplayer support atop Steam Workshop support will allow creative users to develop new gameplay modes that will extend the title's playability.

Humphreys and Mean Machines felt that the game was too short, but they and Sega Magazine felt that its two-player mode and the Emerald collecting would significantly extend the title's replay value.

To ensure consistency with Post-2015DG 4, we included a separate women's goal (Post-2015DG 3) but also extended the title to incorporate health and well-being factors to reflect prominence of women's health issues in the content of the summits and conferences analysed.

We think in so doing that Congress acted well within its power to protect and foster commerce in extending the coverage of Title II only to those restaurants offering to serve interstate travelers or serving food, a substantial portion of which has moved in interstate commerce.

We think, in so doing, that Congress acted well within its power to protect and foster commerce in extending the coverage of Title II only to those restaurants offering to serve interstate travelers or serving food, a substantial portion of which has moved in interstate commerce.

"We're facing a far more dire circumstance [than the FAA shutdown], where the entire federal aid program for highways and transit would shut down Oct. 1 unless Congress extends the revenue title," said John Horsley, executive director of the association of state transportation officials.