Sentence examples for extended this right from inspiring English sources
In 2009 it allowed firms in China's most dynamic provinces to trade goods in yuan; this week Mr Li extended this right to the whole country.
In 1673, despite papal opposition, Louis extended this right to the whole of the French kingdom, which had been enlarged in the recent War of Devolution (1667 68).
The Judiciary Act of 1891 (the "Evarts Act") extended this right to serious crimes.
In 1891, with the Judiciary Act of 1891 (the "Evarts Act"), Congress extended this right to other serious crimes.
In 1891, the Judiciary Act of 1891 (the "Evarts Act") extended this right to other serious crimes.
First to the basics: Under the Israeli Law of Return, Jews from anywhere in the world are entitled to Israeli citizenship, and a 1970 amendment extended this right to non-Jewish spouses, children, and grandchildren.
And we are spending £760m in extending this right to 260,000 of the most disadvantaged two year-olds.
What is new, and dangerous, about the Campbell bill is that it would extend this right to independent doctors.
Those who opposed extending this right to same-sex couples used to cite the fact that many states outlawed sodomy: how could you sanction the marriage of people who could be arrested for what they did together in the bedroom?
Presumably, A has the right not to be killed by B, but it would not be reasonable to extend this right to all actions by B that give rise to a very small increase in the risk that A dies — such as driving a car in the town where A lives.
