Sentence examples for extensions meaning from inspiring English sources
An officer investigating an alleged wrong doing can request three extensions, meaning that an inmate can be held in the SHU for nine months without ever being charged.
The 56-year-old has agreed an early two-year extension, meaning he will be in charge for the next two championships.
He also rejected as unfeasible changes proposed by the commission that would allow reactor owners to apply for a second 20-year extension, meaning that some reactors would run for a total of 80 years.
Approved venues with live music were recently given a half hour extension, meaning they can keep their doors open until 2 AM and serve until 3 30 AM.
The good news is, the Charbonneau Commission's been given an 18-month extension, meaning the final report is due in April 2015.
Chemists think of an "organized body" as an animal or plant containing compounds derived from hydrocarbons; they call that kind of chemistry organic and bristle at the "unscientific" extension of meaning into food "grown without chemical additives or genetic manipulation".
Putnam's principal aim is to undermine internalism about reference and extension ("meanings just aint in the head").
Humans have been engaging conscious breathing practices like Prāṇāyāma which according to Wikipedia is a Sanskrit word meaning "extension of the prāṇa or breath" or "extension of the life force".
Only one serious Republican candidate has so far entered the race for that party's nomination.As The Economist went to press, the threat of a government shutdown in America loomed large; the Republicans and the Democrats had so far failed to agree on a fresh extension of funds, meaning that non-essential functions could be shut down as soon as April 9th.
The extension crossed farmland, meaning it could be constructed on the surface more easily and cheaply than a deep tube line below the surface.
Some advisers consider their students' brains extensions of their own, meaning that they think your ideas are their ideas though because they're thinking that, it's also your thought.
