Sentence examples for prolong it to from inspiring English sources

This is already possible today for a period of three months – we want to prolong it to six months".

I would not say that withdrawing treatment is/was intended to hasten the end of a patient's life, but rather not to prolong it to reduce suffering.

The following comments reflect the ethical tightrope that doctors may walk to act within (albeit close to) the boundaries of the law on the one hand and compassionately consider their patients' desires and best interests on the other: I would not say that withdrawing treatment is/was intended to hasten the end of a patient's life, but rather not to prolong it to reduce suffering.

Subsequently, an HRD task force developed, administered and reviewed a modularized HR training program, and, thereby, prolonged it to a more sophisticated HR strategy in terms of developing a 'professionalized accounting workforce'.

In this tradition, morally extraordinary treatment may be forgone, but morally ordinary treatment may not, as we have a responsibility to respect life, but not to prolong it at all costs [ 14].

One thing we've got up our sleeves to prolong it is to say they can bring friends – we'll just book somewhere a bit bigger!

When his lawyer comes to jail next morning he persuades Rogers not to make a test case out of it & prolong it, but to plead guilty and pay a fine.

(And no, you cannot prolong it by going to grad school, so resist that temptation if that's what you're looking for).

Maternal leave is also basically limited to one year due to financial disincentives to prolong it.

Or will the Democratic Congress, some of whose members would love to harness private firms to pursue policy goals, find ways to prolong it?

"I am the C.E.O. of this beautiful company and it's my job to do my best to prolong it or develop it," he said.