Sentence examples for extending to such from inspiring English sources

Separated by distances of 12 to 17 miles along the circular route - beginning in Triberg and extending to such villages as Bonndorf, Neustadt and St. Margen - are nine hotels dubbed the WunderHiking hotels.

But Karajan made his own abridgment, extending to such piddling excisions as nine measures from the Watchmen's song at the end of Act I. His most controversial deed was in Act II: a producer's nightmare, involving three sets and four scene changes (not to mention an apparition and a flood).

She also maintains that discrimination against women is rampant at Kleiner, extending to such matters as lower pay, a restriction on investments they are allowed to make and failure to provide opportunities for visibility and success that the men routinely get.

The language of the amendment is that 'the judicial power of the United States shall not be construed to extend to any suit, in law or equity, commenced or prosecuted against one of the United States by citizens of another state, or by citizens or subjects of any foreign state.' The supreme court had construed the judicial power as extending to such a suit, and its decision was thus overruled.

Community design including land use and transportation decisions, but extending to such arenas as energy, housing, and food affects outcomes as diverse as cardiovascular health, respiratory heath, cancer, injury risk, and social capital.

The prohibition extends to such behaviors as giggling at a man's jokes.

Therefore, it remains to be determined if the present findings extend to such cases.

This deficiency extends to such socially important visual stimuli as people's faces.

Efforts will extend to such complex materials systems as gold nanoparticles, quantum dots and carbon nanotubes.

It is said that if the statute extends to such a case it must be unconstitutional.

Nor did his idealism extend to such subjects as racial or sexual equality.