Sentence examples for include the extent from inspiring English sources
In its report, the Government Debt Iceberg, the IEA said the measure of indebtedness among western governments including the UK should include the extent to which all future spending plans could not be financed by the current tax system.
These include "the extent of the showing required of the government" at a habeas corpus hearing in order to justify a prisoner's continued detention, as Justice Kennedy put it, as well as the handling of classified evidence and the degree of due process to which the detainees are entitled.
Questions about the BBC's handing of sexual abuse accusations against one of its former TV hosts, Jimmy Savile, are multiplying to include the extent of sexual abuse in other parts of the BBC and to suggestions of networks of abuse at hospitals associated with Mr. Savile's charities, Alan Cowell reports.
Critical next questions include the extent to which crop-associated selection pressures drive viral pathogenesis.
These concepts include the extent to which the network maximises diversity (including genetic diversity) and the extent to which protected areas interact with non-reserve locations.
Further assessment of CCS potential sites should also include the extent of dependency on groundwater as a primary source of water supply to quantify risks due to possible CCS-related impacts on groundwater quality.
The scope of the crisis will depend on many factors, including the extent of military action against Afghanistan.
The scale of the antitrust case, including the extent of consultation with industry rivals, was extraordinary, government officials acknowledge.
The judges also sought clarification on a couple of things, including the extent of Germany's contributions.
We consider individual companies on their merits, including the extent to which they meet their environmental responsibilities, when we decide whether or not to invest or stay invested.
We do this by taking a case-by-case approach that considers individual companies on their merits, including the extent to which they meet their environmental responsibilities.
