Sentence examples for extend greater from inspiring English sources
But Quebec will now extend greater parental rights to gay couples than elsewhere in the world, rights advocates here say.
The question, as always, is whether and when Washington can be prodded to extend greater rights and possible citizenship to unauthorized immigrants.
Be patient with others, and they will extend greater patience to those within their circles of influence.
Whether Merkel's hypocrisy will lead to a groundswell of support for Snowden remains unclear, but some are already calling for Berlin to extend greater protections for the whistleblower.
States with home-rule charters, such as Illinois, allow for local or municipal governments to extend greater or lesser freedoms or privileges to its citizens if they want.
Republicans have argued that they are not opposed to the Violence Against Women Act as it was passed before, but they don't like new provisions that would extend greater protections to undocumented immigrants, gays and transgender individuals and would grant more authority to tribal prosecutors.
Their width is restricted to the width of the dike, but they may extend great distances along it.
"I can't extend great hope, certainly not to all of them by any means, but I certainly can tell them that we'll work very, very hard to accomplish whatever we can accomplish".
Whereas previous studies have localized H3K4 trimethylation to the promoter of genes, our results indicate, especially following nickel treatment, that this modification can extend great distances into the coding region of genes that are induced after nickel exposure.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6920/14/67/prepub The authors would like to extend great gratitude to the participating librarians, including Shi Shu-xia, Zhang Jing-hai Jing-hai, Zhang Fangg and Zhao Yue-yanGuang their pandicipation in data collection.
These tails, ranging in length from 15 to 36 amino acids, can extend great distances from the NCP, adopt flexible structures, and bind intranucleosomal DNA and/or DNA and histone surfaces in neighboring nucleosomes.
