Sentence examples for noted the extent from inspiring English sources

Many clerks noted the extent to which Sotomayor delves into the factual record from the lower court.

Dr. Kilger, who works for a market research firm, noted the extent of bragging and denigration of other members' skills, a practice that apparently extends to much of the black hat community.

But the Supreme Court has noted, "the extent of permissible copying varies with the purpose and character of the use".Obviously, if the purpose is to preserve a work, then the entire work must be copied.

The congressional inquiry into Fast and Furious later noted the extent of Forcelli's victimization: the Department of Justice had released documents intended "to smear his character and integrity" and federal prosecutors made it "practically impossible" for him to work on their cases.

"My colleague Paul Buckley (associate director of student life) had an idea for something like this close to a decade ago, when he first arrived in student life, and noted the extent to which our students travel during their time at Sloan," said Katie Ferrari, associate director of student life.

She also noted the extent of support among freshman Democrats who flipped Republican seats in difficult races.

Cannon also notes the extent to which Reagan's policies as governor strayed from his right-wing rhetoric.

It is important to note the extent to which economic developments in India can affect developments in other sub-regional economies.

It will be interesting to note the extent to which Channel 4 uses the four-part series to either promote its own material or to denigrate the schedules of competitors.

In the exhibition book, the historian of ancient Chinese art Jessica Rawson notes the extent of the Iranian impact on China when she remarks that barrel vaults and domes came to Han China from Iran under the Parthian dynasty.

It is entirely proper to note the extent of the rights taken from appellees' decedents in assessing whether the statute passes constitutional muster under the Penn Central balancing test.