Sentence examples for extension enacted from inspiring English sources

The buildings in the extension, enacted last Tuesday, join 70 buildings with landmark status in the existing district.

Lawmakers already have snapped up $36 billion in projected receipts over the coming decade to finance the two-month jobless benefits and payroll tax extension enacted just before Christmas.

Because of emergency extensions already enacted by Congress, laid-off workers in nearly half the states can collect benefits for up to 79 weeks, the longest period since the unemployment insurance program was created in the 1930s.

(The Permit Extension Act was enacted in 1992, during an earlier economic downturn, and renewed once in 1994).

The reality will likely be far worse, especially if you factor in costs that the White House doesn't include in its projections -- like the $87 billion recently appropriated for the war, or the extension of recently enacted tax cuts.

On a positive note, a sharply divided court reaffirmed a woman's right to choose the safest method of abortion throughout pregnancy by striking down Nebraska's "partial-birth abortion" law and, by extension, similar laws enacted by 30 other states.

Some Democrats argued that Mr. Brown had to hit hard in warning about what would be cut if the tax extensions were not enacted.

The company said it enacted the extension on April 27, when it "became aware" of the month-old order.

If enacted, the extension would make it possible for some New Yorkers to collect for 99 weeks, or nearly four times as long as basic unemployment benefits are supposed to last.

It was an extension of policies he enacted as mayor of Davao City since 1988, where he built a name for himself through encouraging extrajudicial killings and instituting a zero-tolerance policy on drugs.

A secondary "Cosby effect" is now being felt in state legislatures, several of which have enacted dramatic extensions, and even the outright elimination of the statute of limitations for sex crimes.