Sentence examples for extending right from inspiring English sources

Behind it was the standard mixture of industrial monocultures – sheep pasture and arable fields – extending right up to the cliff path.

But a closer look at population and economic growth reveals there is more to the story, with problems extending right to the basic structure of our financial system.

And the hands, like much of the rest of Perowne, are gaily freckled in a motley of orange and brown melanin extending right up to his highest knuckles.

But the real opening occurred the following day, extending right through Saturday night into Sunday evening in a 31-hour marathon that drew 15,000 visitors.

As you enter the theatre you are instantly struck by Christopher Oram's evocation of New Orleans, with its spiral staircase and ornamented balconies extending right round the theatre.

The concept of extending right to buy is about meeting the aspirations of those who want to buy – how then will retired, sheltered tenants get a mortgage?

"Introducing demand-side measures, such as extending right-to-buy, will not see the Conservatives deliver on their promise of 1m homes by 2020".

According to an analysis by estate agent Savills, commissioned by the LGA, extending right-to-buy to housing association tenants will cost £6bn over the next four years as almost 100,000 households take up the offer.

Ruth Davison, the Federation's policy director, said: "We fully support the aspiration of homeownership but extending right-to-buy to housing associations is the wrong solution to our housing crisis.

Gavin Smart, the deputy chief executive of the Chartered Institute of Housing, said: "Extending right-to-buy to housing associations is not going to tackle the housing crisis – in fact it could make things worse for people on lower incomes who are already struggling to access a decent home at a price they can afford … We fear the figures simply won't stack up".

With many peers already uneasy about the effects of extending right-to-buy to housing associations, leading peers are now raising concerns about the impact of the policies on country areas where low-cost properties to buy or rent are in short supply.