Sentence examples similar to extension commission from inspiring English sources

With the extension, the commission would have until July 26 for its final report.

Germany, and by extension the commission, are sympathetic, even though Greece still has some way to go before running the big surpluses it needs to pay down the debt.

In response to the unbound torrent of applications for basement extensions, RBKC commissioned a report from Arup's geotechnical engineering group in 2009, which led to the first ever Supplementary Planning Document on Subterranean Development.

He said that, given the "obfuscation" of the administration in meeting document requests, he was ready to pursue an extension "if the commission feels it can't get its work done".

The White House did not respond directly to Mr. Kerry's proposed extension of the commission, as President Bush continued consulting with top aides, including Condoleezza Rice, his national security adviser, and Andrew H. Card Jr., his chief of staff, on whether and how to adopt the recommendations.

The government has had to seek an extension from the European commission after its new £178m farming payments system had to be scaled back and subsequently failed to meet an EU deadline.

Scottish ministers have already been forced to seek an extension from the European commission after its new £178m farming payments system had to be dramatically scaled back and failed to meet an EU deadline.

In recent days, the senator called for an extension of the national commission that investigated the attacks, which was due to expire on Aug. 26, to monitor progress on the carrying out of the panel's recommendations issued last week.

Correction: July 29 , 2004 Thursday A front-page article yesterday about Senator John Kerry's call for an 18-month extension of the independent commission investigating the Sept. 11 attacks referred incorrectly to Al Felzenberg, who said he hoped the panel could continue to speak out.

Senator John Kerry called Tuesday for an 18-month extension of the independent commission investigating the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, sharpening his critique of President Bush's response to the panel's recent report by declaring, "backpedaling and going slow is something that America can't afford".

In 1924, with plans for the C&SLR extension under development, Pick commissioned Charles Holden to design the station buildings in a new style.