Sentence examples for term is extended from inspiring English sources

Balfour Beatty said that it expects the contract to be worth up to £200m if the initial 10 year term is extended by a further five years.

More commonly, however, the term is extended to include all of the arts produced by Muslim peoples, whether connected with their religion or not.

Sydney was founded by the British, and the largest proportion of its citizens is still of British stock, if that term is extended to include persons of Irish descent.

For modification, the perturbation term is extended.

Then the term is extended by analogy to cover whatever is the subject of a change of substance.

The cross-correlation term is extended by a Hebbian contribution, which causes the 10-fold increase.

Then, by suggesting that chaos would result unless his term was extended, he began to sow uncertainty and apprehension.

The law was first revised in 1831, when the initial copyright term was extended to 28 years.

As part of the changes, the legislature's term was extended from three years to four, like the president's.

The review clause was added as a compromise with the demands of France and Russia, which initially asked that the term be extended for only six months.

Opponents of Hezbollah wanted to discuss disarming Hezbollah's militia, and replacing the pro-Syrian president, Émile Lahoud, whose term was extended by Damascus.