Sentence examples for extends such from inspiring English sources

Because the law extends such punishments over three generations, his sons and grandsons are also condemned.

Alluding to his adversary's age, he often extends such backhanded compliments as, "I respect the 37 years of service that the prime minister has given".

The State Department of Labor is accepting applications to extend residents' unemployment benefits beyond 39 weeks, in case Congress extends such benefits.

The modern American President, a role that has traditionally relied on a public ethnography of sorts, has often appeared to steer emically: when he extends such appeals as "we, the American people," he means to include himself within the crowd.

Accordingly, he said, in addition to giving occupancy rights to a tenant-shareholder's spouse, children, grandchildren, parents, grandparents, brothers, sisters and domestic employees, the new lease extends such rights to "one additional adult" and the children of that individual.

Its only statement on the subject was a passing reference to the absence of statutory authorization: "Nothing in the text of the Constitution extends such a right, nor does anything in our statutes".

As governor, he extended such rights in California.

But at the same time it has extended such services into the surrounding countryside.

The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities estimates that extending such temporary provisions would cost nearly $80 billion over 10 years.

But NATO is far from united over extending such a membership offer.

Sprewell and his agent, Bob Gist, have said the Knicks did not extend such an invitation.