Draw these as pairs of parallel thin, squiggly lines that generally extend from the eye.
This generally extends especially to religion and ethnicity: dictatorships do not appreciate deviation from ANY social norms, and history is full of tragic examples of persecution of groups of people based solely on these factors.
It continues a number of tax breaks for businesses and families that Congress generally extends annually.
Breast cancer treatment generally extends over several years.
Reef flats generally extend about 500 m from shore— although some sources report them to extend more than a kilometer from land— and make boat landings perilous except at high tide.
This is to privilege vision merely for terminological convenience, and differs from scientific conceptions of observability, which generally extend to things that are detectable using instruments (Shapere 1982).
Typically, the commission takes over a year to finalize a regulatory change; its requests for comments from the public on proposed new initiatives generally extend to more than 100 pages, and the final rules are usually longer yet.
Vertical fracture penetrations measured from the middle of chalk and limestone beds generally extend to and often beyond bed boundaries into the vertically adjacent mudrock beds.
Participant 4 explained that the regulatory context in Kenya allows qualified nurses to prescribe from a limited range of medicines in particular circumstances, but this would not generally extend to an acute care hospital environment.
Mississippi maintains a system of state parks, and the U.S. Department of the Interior maintains the Natchez National Historical Park, the Vicksburg National Military Park, and the picturesque Natchez Trace Parkway, which extends from Natchez to Nashville, Tenn., generally following a 19th-century trail used by the Choctaw, Natchez, and Chickasaw peoples.
