Sentence examples for principle of extending from inspiring English sources

A Ministry of Justice spokesperson said: "This Government remains supportive of the principle of extending fixed recoverable costs".

So she has tried to adopt a two-stage strategy of first establishing a Westminster consensus for the principle of extending the period beyond 28 days and only then trying to find a Commons majority for a specific time scale.

Speaking on LBC 97.3's Call Clegg programme, the deputy prime minister also defended the principle of extending universal free school meals to even the children of footballers such as Wayne Rooney earning £200,000 a week.

But, speaking before the summit meeting, the British prime minister, Gordon Brown, endorsed the principle of extending payments over several years and clawing back bonuses "if they were not owned over a long period of time".

They said: "We fully support a wide variety of land ownership models, including community-led initiatives and support the principle of extending the community right to buy to urban areas as has been suggested in the Land Reform Review Group report.

The principle of extending coverage to relatively underserved communities had been established.

The opposition leader, Bill Shorten, has said Labor supported "in principle" the idea of extending the revocation of citizenship to dual citizens who "take up arms against Australia".

On Tuesday night the Lib Dems, published a set of principles for extending strikes to Syria and leader Tim Farron called on MPs to support bombing.

For example, for the longer-term, we are examining the possibility of extending the principle of the WFTC to those without children, with a new employment tax credit.

Miller is developing his foundation of social democracy in a book-in-progress, titled, "The Ethics of Social Democracy". He notes that the principle of concern extends across borders.

Particular events have long been insured against bad weather; the novelty of Good Weather, Inc. is that it applies the same principle to extended periods of time.