Summary
extend {noun}
importance · ampleur · expansion · grandeur · dilatation thermique · expansion · dilatation thermique
to extend {verb}
gratifier · prolonger · allonger · proroger · étendre à
English-French translation for "extend"
"extend" French translation
extend {noun}
extend {noun} (also: importance, magnitude, bulk, extent)
He wished to extend an invitation to the Chairman of the Committee to attend that important event.
This is why the action taken by Member States to extend the debate to world level is so important.
Every life they extend is as important in Africa as a life in rich countries.
Japan is determined to continue to extend full cooperation in this critically important area.
The United Nations system is an important platform in that respect and we extend our full support to efforts under its aegis.
The requirements in the report extend beyond what the European Council considers ought to be on the agenda for the next Intergovernmental...
The reason for the large carry-over is that almost all funds are paid in advance, and some projects may extend over several years.
Due to the complexity or the large scope of the case the county court judge may extend the term of pre-trial detention, but for no longer
Kuwait would like to extend its condolences to those countries, which have suffered such a great loss of human life and economic losses on
I fully support his request to extend ISAF's mandate throughout the country.
(d) Extend the existing surveillance mechanisms.
Private sector deposits continued to expand slowly in 2006, and banks have continued to extend credit.35
A global reduction in barriers to trade could help deepen, broaden and extend the current global economic expansion.
The greatness of the European project lies precisely in its capacity to foster and extend peace, democracy, justice, prosperity and...
extend {noun} (also: thermal expansion)
extend {noun} [techn.] (also: thermal expansion)
to extend {verb}
to extend [extended|extended] {vb}
to extend [extended|extended] {vb} (also: to keep up with, to lengthen, to produce, to prolong)
(iv) if Registration is already suspended, to extend the period of suspension; or
A European law of the Council may extend the period referred to in paragraph 1.
Consequently, it was not possible to extend the current part of the resumed session.
And without descending into pessimism, do we have the optimism to extend the session?
Is there unanimous consent to extend the period of questions for five minutes?
to extend [extended|extended] {vb} (also: to lengthen, to elongate, to protract, to reach out)
Such inputs can extend the list of groups of excluded peoples in Bangladesh.
The Working Party agreed to extend the transitional period to 31 March 2008.
In other words, a decision can be taken to extend it.
In spite of requests by women's organizations and the Government, the private sector refused to extend it.
It is a welcome fact that the number of countries that have decided to extend a standing invitation is growing continuously.
to extend [extended|extended] {vb} [law] (also: to renew, to defer)
Decides to extend the mandate of the Special Rapporteur for a further three years;
The Council decided to extend the mandate of MINURSO until 31 October 2006.
Decides to extend the mandate of AMISOM for an additional period of six months;
Amendment 3 seeks to extend the deadline, which I believe is not necessary.
(b) To extend the mandate of the EPR Expert Group for another two years (up to 2010);
to extend [extended|extended] {v.t.} [aviat.]
The ministers have agreed to extend the one third simplified deposit for 2004.
The goal of the promoters of the programme is to extend it throughout Benin.
It may even extend to individuals, such as the controlling shareholder.
The process of Timorization was to extend through all levels of the administration.
We would like to extend it to all participants in this special session.
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Usage examples for "extend" in French
Similar words
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