Sentence examples for term extend from inspiring English sources
That's why taxes must be increased on the wealthy, and the proceeds used to reduce the deficit over the long term, extend and enlarge the Earned Income Tax Credit (a wage subsidy for lower-income workers), and invest in education.
The Programme should consider whether it should, in the medium term, extend support to a much wider group of children classed as vulnerable, of which orphans would be only one sub-group.
His term, extended last year, expires at the end of 2005.
He will serve until 2017, and could have his term extended until 2020.
Mar 18th – Dominique Turpin, president of IMD, has had his term extended.
Mr. Cordray, whose term extends through 2013, was appointed by Mr. Obama during a Congressional recess.
In common usage, the term extended family has been given a variety of meanings.
If the creator is a "corporate body", the term extends to 120 years from the creation date.
But with the Patriot act provision, that term extends indefinitely, so Griffin remains the legal US attorney for eastern Arkansas.
Under the modification formula, the arrears are added to the loan balance and the term extended to 480 months.
People earning less than $30,000 annually are not required to make payments, but the repayment term extends a year.
