172, 70 L.Ed. 384, which would be unduly curtailed if either by extending its activities could withdraw from the taxing power of the other subjects of taxation traditionally within it.
The Renaissance workshop, formed in 1530 and strongly supported by the Transylvanian princes, served local and wider requirements: from the middle of the century onwards, when the Ottomans had conquered central Hungary, it extended its activity throughout the new principality.
Butler further argues that the European Bank of Reconstruction and Development should extend its activity to Sub-Saharan Africa, which is exactly the type of investment it needs to secure adequate returns for itself in the future.
With the existing collection as its base, the museum has proceeded to collect to fill gaps or to extend its activity into other, usually related, fields.
The aim of AQIM is to destabilize the Maghreb, mainly Algeria, and extend its activity into the Sahara using Mali, a very weak country, to set up a stronghold in Mauritania.
It extended its activities to the Persian Gulf, Southeast Asia, and East Asia.
Significantly, the new law is to extend "to all dicasteries of the Roman Curia and all the organizations and entities of the Holy See wherever it extends its activities" — meaning everything from the Vatican bank and museums to the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples, which owns vast amounts of real estate and is now the target of a separate Italian judicial investigation.
EMBO has decided that it will extend its activities by putting much greater emphasis on those scientists at an earlier stage in their careers.
As a consequence, whilst SMRU remains responsible for antenatal and obstetric care and the treatment of malaria patients in refugee camps such as Mae La, since 1995 it has increasingly extended its activities to reach out to the wider displaced populations who have little alternative access to malaria diagnosis and treatment or antenatal care.
