Sentence examples for get more time for from inspiring English sources

Blacks get more time for less crime than whites.

"You could get more time for selling crack," one woman said.

"I asked her if she was going to get more time for homework, and she said, 'I don't need more time for homework.

The only drugs for autism treated side effects, like depression or anxiety; she already had medication for A.D.H.D. It might help her get more time for assignments at school, where the constant effort of social interaction sometimes left her drained and struggling even with tasks that should be easy for her.

"We are of the opinion that it is right what will probably be discussed and agreed on today, namely that inspectors will get more time for their work, " Mr. Schröder, who has irritated Washington with his rejection of war, told reporters.

So in a station black-out transient, we can get more time for restoring AC power, and effectively prevent the accidents such as Fukushima.

"I thought, 'Oh great, who wants the businessmen coming in and taking over education?' But now I really feel the power of having the mayor's blessing, of having them back you up, whether it's getting the windows replaced, or getting more time for professional development".

In the current study, we hypothesize that when the human body gets more time for adaptation to running, the incidence of running related injuries will decrease.

This is a guy who's banged up in jail for crossing a state line with an underage girl and he somehow gets hold of a map in prison – where you can get more time just for having a map – and writes Promised Land.

The rookie forwards Richard Jefferson and Jason Collins will get more time, Scott said, after they combined for 24 points and sparked the comeback.

EchoStar, which got more time to reach agreements for a dozen stations, said Landmark and Chris-Craft insisted on adding programming with the local signals, and Clear Channel refused to negotiate.