Sentence examples for extra leave from inspiring English sources

By far the most common culprits are aged between 16 and 24 - 13% of this age group take extra leave.

Other measures include education and training programs in schools and the public service, where victims would be given extra leave and be protected from unfair dismissal.

"Men who participated in the chamber tests commonly reported that they had originally volunteered to 'test summer clothing' in exchange for extra leave time before being sent overseas," the N.A.S. study, "Veterans at Risk," concluded.

Perhaps extra leave for victims of serious and violent crime of all sorts might have merit, but somehow the focus is now so strongly on violence within the home that it has become a special case, a crime apart.

In areas without enough students for this, residential courses would be essential, and the college would do its best to persuade employers to give its students extra leave for these.

The captain of the destroyer tried to make up for the slight by giving him extra leave and making sure that he was not sent back to sea, Clark said.

Garnish with a few extra leaves of coriander and drizzle the steak with olive oil, if you please.

In wet years, a jungle of extra leaves, which limits air circulation, encourages the spread of viruses and fungus infections.

But for a few extra leaves in the swimming pool, the landlocked housing stock survived the meteorological dramas of last fall mostly unscathed.

And some of us could hold a family reunion around a kitchen table without even adding any extra leaves.

But extra leaves had been added to   ensure enough room for the network's top anchors to take seats Tuesday for what is expected to be an election night for the ages.