Sentence examples for might support extending from inspiring English sources
Norman Siegel, executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, said he might support extending the statute of limitations for rape, but he shared Mr. Lentol's concerns about extending the statutes for other crimes.
But in recent weeks, he has met with the publishers of the city's three major newspapers to assess whether their editorial boards might support extending term limits, said people briefed on those conversations.
Higher numbers support extending the unemployment insurance.
Economy: Do you support extending unemployment benefits beyond 26 weeks?
"We do not support extended use of this product".
He now supports extending tax cuts that he once opposed.
Around 60percentt of the Canadian public supports the mission, and most of them supported extending the mission in some way.
The directed content analysis builds on earlier research findings and might support and extend an existing cluster of knowledge of a certain illness or condition.
This indication might support and extend the role of the nervous system in the genetic predisposition of fat accumulation in mammals, as in part reported in large GWA studies in humans [ 44] and, subsequently, in pigs [ 39].
You might support the can on something inanimate and sturdy, such as a log, extended into it so that it doesn't tend to flatten.
Republican leaders have said they might support the payroll tax cut's extension if its cost is offset by equal spending cuts, a condition they did not apply for extending the Bush-era tax cuts on high incomes.
