Sentence examples for governments extended from inspiring English sources

The ideal anti-recession package, Rivlin told Congress, would include aid to state governments, extended unemployment benefits, money for genuinely "shovel ready" projects and a payroll tax holiday.

For three years many economists have argued that the most effective job-creating policies would be increased aid to state and local governments, extended unemployment insurance and tax rebates for lower- and middle-income families.

As nation-states with centralized governments extended citizenship rights in the 18th century, state sponsorship of schools began to supersede the church-supported instruction that had become the norm in the 16th and 17th centuries (see Education, history of: Central European theories and practices).

At the latest United Nations summit six weeks ago, national governments extended their longstanding pattern of failure to take joint action adequate to handle this emergency.

The community had expected that its commitment would be honoured with the same welcome and rights which the British and colonial governments extended to British and white immigrants.

Some favoured a generally inflationist policy, with banks facilitating credit issue and governments extending public works.

President Trump is right that China doesn't always reciprocate the trading rights that the U.S. and other governments extend.

Resemblances between the current and former governments extend beyond the police.

International influence is also needed to ensure that the new governments extend human rights and the rule of law to all, especially women and minorities".

It is right the Government extended free childcare.

In 2005, the government extended its hands-on urban development policies to its building sector.