Sentence examples for to only extend from inspiring English sources

(However, that privilege appears to only extend to "government customers").

After all, they are the ones threatening to only extend the debt limit in return for fiscal belt-tightening.

(However, that privilege appears to only extend to "government customers"). On Monday, eight major tech firms, many of them competitors, united to demand an overhaul of government transparency and surveillance laws.

It attacked "feeble and unsatisfactory" plans to only extend the number of areas permitted to host casinos from 53 to 56 and argued the exchequer was forgoing £30m a year in gaming duty because of unused licences.

"It is our normal practice to only extend licensing hours under the Licensing Act 2003 in exceptional circumstances, usually for one-off events such as the Golden Jubilee rather than prolonged periods," he said.

"The lengthening operation the cutting of the ligament allows you to only extend a penis by two inches at most," says Maurizio.

They wanted to have the opportunity to not only extend their professional network, but also create long-lasting relationships that will endure the test of time.

All the more reason, said the National Association of Realtors, to not only extend the credit but expand it.

Google Glass exemplifies how our present technological climate has enabled us to not only extend our physical selves, but our mental ones as well.

Convictions there would be beyond the president's power to forgive which only extend to federal sentences.

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde's appeal said the right to abstain should only extend to treatment ending a pregnancy.