Sentence examples for extends broad from inspiring English sources

The case was seen as an important test of a 2000 federal law known as the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act, which extends broad protections to religious groups that claim their exercise of faith is "substantially burdened" by government land-use regulations.

The idea was to extend broad participation beyond election day, into the policy debates during the mayoral transition.

The so-called "Public Facilities Privacy and Security Act" was prompted by a measure passed by Charlotte officials in February that extended broad protections to transgender people, including the ability to use the restroom that aligns with their gender identity. .

There is a pattern here that the American people ignore at their peril: extending broad powers to the executive branch, which are wielded in secret and which congressional overseers are barred from discussing with their constituency, leads -- when pressure on government officials is strong enough -- to excess.

The focus on food extends a broad invitation to an intensely specific fictional universe.

This elucidation of the origin of domesticated yaks extends our broad understanding of the main ungulate domestications during the history of human civilization.

The close-knit personal fabric of The Last Days of Chez Nous extends to broader discussions of feminism and gender identity.

The issue of faculty governance at Dartmouth is a heated one, and it extends to broader issues than [this] tenure case -- though that has been a trigger for many of the broader discussions we're having now -- and though it is widely perceived as unjust and shortsighted.

This intervention has a wide reach with the potential for it to be extended to broad, diverse populations throughout Australia and internationally.

The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index slipped 0.42 points, or 0.03 percent, to 1,337.89, extending the broad index's losses to a fourth straight day.

Both musically and lyrically, the song hadn't conveyed the high stakes that Miranda sought to capture, in which Hamilton's fears about Burr's lack of integrity extended to broad trepidation about the uncertain direction of the country.