Sentence examples for extended the grounds from inspiring English sources

Edward subsequently extended the grounds of Beatrice's home, Osborne Cottage, to compensate her for the impending loss of her privacy.

In 1826 the owner, Richard Hinckley added two wings to the house, extended the grounds and carried out extensive improvements to the landscape.

The May 2012 revision of the law extended the grounds for which abortion is authorized to include foetal abnormalities, rape, incest and forced marriage; legal abortions are still subject to court review and recommendations from at least two doctors (Republic of Rwanda 2012c).

The new legislation, based on the results of public consultation, would extend the grounds for divorce while retaining the underlying concept of "irretrievable breakdown".

Far from ending the conflict, the no-fly zone might extend the ground war amongst the oil installations and along well-trodden desert lines.

Detectives investigating the disappearance of Madeleine McCann have formally applied to extend the ground-level searches into next week as forensic experts joined the investigation.

West Ham will have to persuade their supporters to sit if they wish to extend the ground's capacity to 66,000.

The agreement is also atypical: It was reached as part of a broader deal to extend the ground lease for the property for 99 years — a plan that still needs to go through the city's public review process, and win the approval of the City Council.

"If such a lease has a term of less than two years," he said, "the purchaser might be at great risk in buying the apartment unless the co-op corporation has an option to extend the ground lease or to purchase the land".

However, for charts in preparation at this time, Townsend states that "this difficulty is avoided by omitting some of the data, rather than extend the ground beyond actual whaling limits". We assumed that this statement refers to the 1935 charts but there is still some question as to whether the cartographer did in fact space locations and thus expand whaling grounds.

Just this month, New York's governor, Andrew Cuomo, signed critically important legislation to protect all of New York's commercially sexually exploited children, extending the ground-breaking Safe Harbor Act to 16- and 17-year-olds.