Sentence examples for courtesy extended from inspiring English sources

They will want every courtesy extended to them at the restaurant".

It was not a courtesy extended by Boko Haram when the Islamist group stormed into his home and  kidnapped him and his family.

"We do not believe that it was in any way inappropriate, as it was a common courtesy extended by dozens of politicians during that period," Mr. Brafman said.

The right to be consulted when legislation is drafted is a courtesy extended to the public as well as to corporations.

The hold, for example, was a courtesy extended to senators in the days of horse travel, when they needed time to get back to Washington and read a bill or question an appointee before casting their vote.

In one dispute still being fought in the courts, officials refuse to let devout Muslim women submit passport photos in which they wear head scarves -- a courtesy extended in many non-Muslim states, including the United States.

An intriguing notion raised was the role of courtesy, extending even to the point of civic responsibility.

I have often wondered at the courtesies extended to visiting statesmen by dictators.

Any courtesies extended to him while in your city will be deeply appreciated by me.

"Holds," by which individual senators can block action on legislation or nominations, should be abolished, other than as brief courtesies extended to senators who might be out of town for good reason.

The same courtesy is extended to the significant others of attendants.