Sentence examples for extends to all from inspiring English sources

His philantrophy extends to all parts of the globe.

That tolerance clearly extends to all unmarried mothers.

The Fourteenth extends to all "the equal protection of the laws".

That court's jurisdiction extends to all the Council of Europe members.

But the newest ban extends to all varieties of plastic bags, even those for garbage.

A more immediate question is whether the suspension of contact extends to all members of the Palestinian Authority.

Our training extends to all faith organisations, especially charities or groups that fall outside the statutory authorities.

While one might assume, for instance, that the city's reputation for tolerance extends to all manner of behavior, it apparently does not extend to a love of guns.

A few years later Blair appeared to extend the doctrine still further when he said it "extends to all forms of warranted interception of communications".

"The impact is especially marked for those who are the poorest and most vulnerable in our society, but it extends to all sectors of the population".

But this schematic foundation is mitigated by Aboulela's vivid delineation of these personalities, and by a generosity of spirit that extends to all her characters.