Sentence examples for is interested in extending from inspiring English sources

But he said he is interested in extending the Apothéke brand, pending the resolution of the trademark case.

At least one legislator, Assemblyman Craig A. Stanley, a Democrat from Essex County, who is interested in extending the fund, sponsored legislation late last year that would create a commission to review school construction projects and make a recommendation by this fall.

Now in its third season, the period drama has been a huge hit for ITV in Britain and for PBS in the United States, and ITV is interested in extending its success, the BBC said, though some lead characters may leave the show at the end of the current series.

Qatar is interested in extending its influence in the region.

Alderson also reiterated that the Mets were interested in extending the contracts of David Wright and R.A.

Many cable operators were interested in extending through the end of our Olympic commitments in 2008 and some of them even went beyond that, to 2012.

The international participants are interested in extending the discussions beyond this week, regardless, and have repeatedly called on both sides to refrain from provocative actions.

"I don't think lenders are going to be interested in extending a lot of debt in this environment," said Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody's Analytics, a macroeconomic consulting firm.

The Red Bulls braintrust probably gagged on its corn flakes Saturday morning when Arsenal Manager Arsène Wenger said he may be interested in extending the loan of striker Thierry Henry until the end of February.

And only financial damage, not physical or emotional harm, would be taken into account.Other countries in Europe are interested in extending collective redress too, in part because American judges have taken to kicking out non-American claimants from suits against non-American companies filed in the United States.

The merchants who were interested in extending the city's trade inland had invested actively in the 1830s, and by the 1840s they had connected all of New England to their port; but extending their influence farther was severely constrained by New York state.