The aim was to reduce the risks to the utmost possible extent".
The costs for the different measures were, for the utmost possible extent, based on available contracts and projected costs.
To the very utmost extent of my Executive power, that institution will be protected".
No other movie mogul had ever held both posts, and Cohn exploited his power to its utmost extent.
After the countermeasures are taken, these hidden dangers will be cleared up to the utmost extent, and the ecological environment will be improved.
The power "is complete in itself, may be exercised to its utmost extent, and acknowledges no limitations other than are prescribed by the Constitution". Gibbons v. Ogden, supra, 196.
If Mubarak comes out at this time, the Brotherhood will exploit it to the utmost extent and claim that what is happening in Egypt is a return to the former regime.
It had become the source of ever-expanding legislative power since Chief Justice John Marshall wrote in 1824 that Congressional power to regulate commerce "may be exercised to its utmost extent".
Mr Bush could have acknowledged (as he had done earlier) that he had underestimated the threat from al-Qaeda before September 11th, but that afterwards he pursued the war on terror to the utmost extent.
Thus it reverses the policy of Capitalism, which means establishing private or "real" property to the utmost physically possible extent, and then leaving distribution of income to take care of itself.
But, if congress refused, or neglected to perform the duty, the states had a perfect concurrent right, and might act upon it to the utmost extent of sovereignty.
