Sentence examples for extension for all from inspiring English sources

Republicans continue to insist on a long-term extension for all the tax cuts — as John A. Boehner of Ohio, the Republican in line to become House speaker, reiterated on Wednesday — even as they protest the mounting federal debt.

This is a step further in terms of political compromise than that offered by Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, who has said he'd be open to a temporary extension for all the Bush tax cuts (as opposed to, say, an indefinite extension).

The ligament elongations were calculated as the differences in ligament lengths at maximum flexion for PLL, CL, LF, and ISL+SSL and at maximum extension for ALL and MTD, relative to the neutral posture lengths.

The credit was set to expire at the end of this year, but a two-year extension for all coalbed methane wells was included in the latest budget.

This consists of identifying the parameters of the new model extension for all three models, selecting the best model and recalculating optimal feeding trajectories.

Republicans believe that the House will pass a tax cut extension for all and that the Senate will be left in the land of filibuster nothingness that has come to define the chamber.

"Imposing a home extensions free-for-all on the whole country risks opening the floodgates to thousands of unsightly and unsuitable extensions which create disputes between neighbours, impinge on garden space and increase flood risk".

Speaker John A. Boehner of Ohio cited both Mr. Summers and Mr. Clinton, who "came out for it before he was against it," in calling for the extension of all the tax cuts "for at least a year".

And it would be a bitter pill for Republicans to swallow since they have repeatedly called for an extension of all the expiring tax cuts, saying any increases could harm the economy.

"Gibbs, Jenkinson, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Ramsey and Wilshere represent a core of the squad and it's an extension for a long period for all of them".  .

Yet Senate Republicans, who have far more clout than their House counterparts in the lame-duck session, have not ruled out temporary extensions for all taxpayers.