Sentence examples for the process of extending from inspiring English sources

It is in the process of extending that to 90 days.

Burke said that the ladies were doing a beautiful job and that he was then in the process of extending their duties to include carrying messages on bicycles.

France is in the process of extending until the end of May a state of emergency that was declared on the heels of the attacks.

In the process of extending their bookings beyond the west country, Dee metamorphosed into an outstanding showman, and his group's informal clowning into stylised routines, laden with earthy patter.

The process of extending my hair was relatively simple: Ed took a section about half a centimetre wide, placed it through a beader, threaded it through a metal micro-ring, and, using a pair of small pliers, squeezed the ring tightly shut.

That entails convincing the Department of Labor that another employer is willing to hire the men -- one stepped forward this week, another quarry owner -- and requesting that the Immigration and Naturalization Service expedite the process of extending their visas, a request that normally can take as long as five months to satisfy.

Astronauts inside the station then began the delicate process of extending the array to its full length, with Dr. Parazynski and Col. Douglas H. Wheelock, stationed at the base of the array, watching for any hint of trouble.

In addition to a blanket admission of wrongdoing and regret like those issued by many Catholic officials in recent weeks, the Salesians, an international order of 34,000 priests and nuns whose stated mission is "to improve the lives of poor, innocent children," have begun the delicate process of extending personal mea culpas to individual victims of sexual abuse.

The level of capital banks must hold is rising and the overall process of extending credit is becoming an increasingly politicised, bureaucratic quagmire.Most originators, in contrast, are not regulated as banks, and are not subject to the same expensive capital requirements or suffocating red tape.

But with little indication from Washington that any deal to repatriate him is in the offing, the 31-year-old fired by the National Security Agency last year after leaking reams of classified information has apparently hedged his bets and gotten a jump on the bureaucratic process of extending his Russian visa.

During the process of failure extending, if operators take proper measures, like generation re-dispatching, it is possible to avoid system splitting.