Sentence examples similar to utmost extents of from inspiring English sources

To the very utmost extent of my Executive power, that institution will be protected".

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.

When we see that we have "arriv'd at the utmost extent of human reason, we sit down contented", for the only reason we can give for our most general principles is "our experience of their reality" (T 9).

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".

No other movie mogul had ever held both posts, and Cohn exploited his power to its utmost extent.

Full-body rubber suits cling to the female form and exaggerate curves to the utmost extent.

Nevertheless, the curve of the L/P ratio for the sildenafil group suggested that sildenafil could minimize energy depletion to the utmost extent.

Intraoperative staging of lung cancer is of utmost importance to decide on the extent of resection according to the intraoperative tumour (T) and nodal (N) status.

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.

They shall aid to the utmost of their ability, and to the extent of their authority, in maintaining good order and discipline.