Sentence examples for terms to extend from inspiring English sources

It remains to be seen whether Mark Schwarzer agrees terms to extend his stay at Craven Cottage DF Money to spend?

Officials said the debate within the administration was over how much and under what terms to extend those programs to other institutions.

Terry will start Wednesday's awkward Premier League game at Watford, making his 697th appearance for the club in the process, having revealed on Sunday that, at present, the club are not offering him terms to extend his stay into a 19th senior campaign.

At the coaxing of Cablevision attorneys and town board members, Verizon agreed to amend its terms to extend service to adjacent, unincorporated Commack, N.Y., by the end of 2007 and to set it up so that the city could record video at both its town hall and its senior citizen center, where some board meetings take place.

Greece's Eurozone partners have been urging voters to accept creditors' terms to extend the $270-billion package of loans the country received in the past five years -- even though the offer technically expired when the government missed a payment to the IMF on Tuesday.

While WHO's treaty-making power is expressed in general terms to extend to any matter within its competence, its power to make regulations extends to specific, enumerated areas [ 55, 132].

The next battle is on Sunday, when he seeks a third term to extend his 14-year rule to 2019.

Mr Blair's main achievement has been to consolidate the pro-market reforms begun by Margaret Thatcher and, after a wasted first term, to extend them into health and education.

A national referendum in 2001 amended the constitution to allow for unlimited presidential terms and to extend each term from five to seven years.

It defines the survival of the big banks: they use short-term money to extend daily loans to companies.

The new line would initially run from London to the Midlands, with a longer-term plan to extend it through northern England to central Scotland.