Examples of using Decided to extend in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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I decided to extend your profanity.
I'm not surprised they decided to extend.".
We decided to extend the Drive Lexus from FBS promotion until October 30, 2017.
We enjoyed our trip so much that we decided to extend our stay.
The EU Council decided to extend the restrictions in respect of the Crimea and Sevastopol for another year.
Note: As per the request of many users, we have decided to extend the Giveaway for one more week.
Since the end of May- when OPEC decided to extend the production cuts into March 2018- hedge funds and other money managers had added 200 million barrels of extra short positions until June 27.
In order to provide better user experience,Apple has decided to extend the background mode for applications.
Mr. Santos said he decided to extend the cease-fire after meeting with student leaders who had organized two huge marches through Bogotá, the capital, to show support for a peace deal.
But after the outbreak of the virus, they decided to extend their vacation and spend a week in Bali.
Unfortunately, this activity requires a lot of patience,it lasted 3 days but Xiaomi decided to extend this time to 14 days.
In 1919 the Football League decided to extend the First Division from 20 to 22 clubs.
We have six episodes left until the end, but a lot ofstories are yet to be explained, and thus we decided to extend the drama,” the representative explained.
Indonesian authorities have decided to extend the three-day search for the victims and the second black box.
But because of the Treasury Department's legitimate concerns, we have decided to extend them for now,” an official said.
When the Catholic Bishops of Tanzania decided to extend the Church's service to the provision of Higher Education they envisioned a training that woul….
The first of four phases comprising the development of Dubailand willbe completed in early 2008 since the developers decided to extend the park by 50% subsequently bumping up its completion date.
The UN Security Council has unanimously decided to extend for another year the mandate of a panel tasked with investigating chemical attacks in Syria and identifying those responsible.
In 1972, when the city population considerably increased,officials decided to extend the station and to cut down the tree.
In early March 2015 the OSCE decided to extend the mandate of the Special Monitoring Mission in Ukraine for one year, as well as increase the potential number of its observers to up to 1,000 people.
The Italian coach left Chelsea in July andhas now decided to extend his break from football until the summer.
The architects of the Saqqara complex solved the problem by building another smaller flat mound on top of the first andthen decided to extend it upwards by adding more mounds.
In order to connect the areas, the designers decided to extend the wooden flooring of the living room so it can be used as a dining table.
In New York City, on May 11, 1995,more than 170 countries decided to extend the Treaty indefinitely and without conditions.
On March 13th, US President Donald Trump decided to extend sanctions against Iran for one more year, in connection with the development of ballistic missiles,“support of international terrorism,” and human rights violations.
The software is currently being used by hospitals in UK andthe team decided to extend this project and go further with Medicalchain.
Tunisia: President Beji Caid Essibsi decided to extend the state of emergency for one more month starting from Oct. 8.
In the late 1990s, the investors of KinderWorld decided to extend its operations into overseas markets, including Vietnam.
Concerned about underwater hits, the class's French designers decided to extend the waterline armour belt well below the waterline as compared to their contemporaries.
Rather than sell it at such an enormous loss, Watts decided to extend the experiment until 1974, when he again made the round of the jewelers in Hatton Garden to have it appraised.