Sentence examples for means extend the from inspiring English sources

And by all means, extend the footrest, too, since this can give even a very tall man enough chair length to have his knees only slightly flexed once the chair is fully articulated.

That means extending the payroll tax cut.

If that means extending the deadline beyond the autumn statement, that is what should be done".

If it means extending the four-month wait for another week or two, so be it.

When cutting costs means extending the term of a loan too far.

That means extending the number of electric car charging points across the city and setting out a plan tomake London's buses green.

It means extending the rule of law nationally so that all citizens have access to legal remedy and redress, properly administered.

That means extending the middle-class tax cuts, as the White House would support, could add to the deficit in the committee's calculations.

Shrinking monthly payments means extending the life of a loan, he noted, so some borrowers could end up paying much more.

That means extending the right to vote in the leadership election but ensuring it is not for those who support other parties and is only for those who support the Labour party.

That means extending the conversation about ending the age of entitlement beyond Joe Hockey's ultimately inconsequential finger-waggling at the public – it requires Australian politicians to grapple with concrete steps to end their own age of entitlement.