Sentence examples for extending beyond the limits from inspiring English sources

When it comes to sovereign nations, we generally regard their international responsibilities as extending beyond the limits of a single administration.

These partnerships extend beyond the limits of 120th Street.

Nevertheless, we are already beginning to understand that what it has to offer extends beyond the limits of our imagination".

Nearly horizontal strata of sedimentary rocks overlie Precambrian crust that extends beyond the limits of the Canadian Shield.

One message written by a Navy official hailed the "good news" that the Justice Department agreed with the Navy, "over NOAA objection," that the environmental law "does NOT extend beyond the limits of our territorial waters".

This control can extend beyond the limits of copyright protection — as in cases where the author has assigned the copyright to someone else, like a publisher, or when the term of copyright has elapsed.

A second problem is referred to among linguists as "Semitic bias". The languages within the Semitic family are relatively homogeneous, which has caused some scholars to identify the family with a set of characteristic speech sounds and features of grammar a "Semitic type" that they believe extends beyond the limits of the family itself.

The languages within the Semitic family are relatively homogeneous, which has caused some scholars to identify the family with a set of characteristic speech sounds and features of grammar a "Semitic type" that they believe extends beyond the limits of the family itself.

Fielding's sightless subjects project a vitality that seems to extend beyond the limits of self-consciousness.

This larger entity encapsulates our observable Universe as a small part of a larger Universe that extends beyond the limits of our observations.

Society's reflexivity Institutional arrangements have to be developed, which make a reflection of options of societal action possible, which extend beyond the limits of particular problem areas and individual aspects of problems.