Sentence examples for time extension from inspiring English sources

Just days before losing power, the Labour government reapplied for a time extension.

The 2005 energy bill gives Congress the option of repealing the daylight saving time extension, if energy savings are not achieved.

"What they're justifying with these kind of actions is a time extension until the oversight team gets in place and can do a deep dive into their business," he added.

Now, thanks to all the delays and impediments, the panel's head says it can't deliver its report by the original May 11 deadline -- and the administration is trying to prevent a time extension.

In 2011, the UK government successfully argued for a time extension to make London's air meet European pollution standards, fending off the threat of a potential £300m fine from the EC.

Simon Birkett, the founder and director of Clean Air in London, said the European commission's "temporary and conditional time extension" would serve as an ideal mechanism to "maximise pressure on the UK to comply with health-based laws".

"We have to ask ourselves if it's fair to pass a one-time extension that will serve one class of council members and the incumbent mayor.

City lawyers have argued that a one-time extension of term limits could be seen as self-serving to the legislators who pass it and more vulnerable to a legal challenge.

Jason Post, a spokesman for Mr. Bloomberg, said, "We will not seek a one-time extension of term limits and will work to put the issue on the ballot in November of 2010".

A spokesman for Ms. Quinn said she had received close to 100 e-mail messages at City Hall, most of them opposed to the idea of a one-time extension of term limits.

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