Sentence examples for extended to war from inspiring English sources
The tribunals' first prosecutor, the South African jurist Richard Goldstone, maintains that the same protections should have been extended to war reporters from the start.
And that should extend to wars, to foreign involvement, to programs.
Its use began to spread about 1600 and extended to larger war vessels about 1700.
He presented Mr Schäuble with a list of requests, ranging from debt forgiveness of the kind extended to post-war Germany to recognition of war debts claimed by Greece when it was under Nazi occupation.
His views could not have been more against the grain of Liberal party policy in the early 2000's and during the War on Terror, where total support of the US extended to two wars, in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Upon its opening in 1920, its focus was on World War I, but its remit has since been extended to include World War II and subsequent military engagements.
The collision between Adrian Sutil and Jarno Trulli during the first lap of the Brazilian grand prix, a clash that extended to a trackside war of words at Interlagos, continued to exercise both drivers during a press conference in Abu Dhabi yesterday.
The Americans say that while, in public, Muslim leaders say they do not want the war extended to other Muslims, in private they wanted reassurances that Mr Bush would not (as they delicately put it) end the war prematurely.It is hard to know how long this private support will withstand popular discontent.
Kennedy's obsession with the cold war extended to the athletic rivalry with the Russians over hockey.
I was amazed that their gratitude for the American bombers in the war extended to this day — and to me, only a tangential part of the story.
Moreover, the social welfare provisions extended to Northern Ireland after the war by far exceeded the supports and protections available to individuals in the socially conservative south.
