Sentence examples for explicitly extending from inspiring English sources

In 2004, Utah enacted a law explicitly extending concealed carry rights to public colleges and universities.

Last Monday, Mr. Genachowski, now the commission's chairman, proposed expanding those principles, formalizing them into official rules and explicitly extending them to wireless networks.

He suggested that Congress should pass legislation that explicitly extends trap-and-trace and pen register rules to the Internet.

The Indiana statute, which was backed by the N.R.A. over strenuous objections from law enforcement, explicitly extends this precept to intruders who are "public servants," but who you believe have no appropriate basis for entering the premises.

The postulate of such an orderly structure is not explicitly extended beyond the state and the soul.

It is later reprised by Socrates, who attributes it explicitly to "Protagoras' followers" and even earlier thinkers, and it is explicitly extended to false belief as well (286c-d).

We believe D-MIAT to be unique as to the best of our knowledge, it is the first discretization algorithm that explicitly extends a set of features through discretization.

Wolff does not explicitly extend this complex analysis of perfection to other arts, although it is not difficult to imagine how that extension might go: in painting we might respond to formal features of composition as well as to the accuracy of depiction, in sculpture we might respond to the intrinsic beauty of the marble or bronze as well as to the accuracy of depiction, and so on.

This was explicitly extended to land acquisitions in 1663.

Pakistan's constitution explicitly extends the right of freedom of religion to "every citizen".

Notably, that decision did not explicitly extend recognition of that right outside the home, as the 9th Circuit did.