Sentence examples for preference to extend from inspiring English sources

To Senate supporters of NSA reform, the letter was further evidence that McConnell's preference to extend the Patriot Act is untenable.

This method was employed in preference to extending the likelihood-based method to cover missingness in the outcome since it was felt less likely that the MAR assumption would hold for these data.

[World Business, Section W.] Questions About U.S. Trade Policy A move in Congress to extend trade preferences to Andean nations raises the question of whether America should set tariffs and trade rules globally or country-by-country.

A move in Congress to extend trade preferences to Andean nations, in part to help wean their economies off coca production, could lead to the layoff of thousands of Muslim workers in the tuna industry here, even as American troops help the Philippine army fight Abu Sayyaf Muslim insurgents in this region.

We're also calling on the federal government to extend hiring preferences to all full-time national service members.

Twenty-five (9%) of 292 chose not to extend, with a preference for monthly menses as the most common reason (40%) followed by a concern that symptoms were not severe enough to warrant extension (32%).

If we do that, and we find that quadriplegics would not give up even one year of life as a quadriplegic in order to have their disability cured, then the QALY method does not justify giving preference to procedures that extend the lives of people without disabilities over procedures that extend the lives of people with disabilities.

The administration has sent to Congress a measure to extend the existing trade preferences for up to two years.This is likely to be approved, and will be welcomed in Bolivia and Ecuador.

In fact, last week we passed a bipartisan measure to extend the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP).

This study tried to extend the understanding of Vietnamese households' preferences for biodiversity conservation to the context of their WTP.

We oppose efforts to extend protected class status or special rights to anyone based on sexual or behavioral preference.