Sentence examples for was understood to extend from inspiring English sources

For example, as early news broke of elevated PCB levels in the community of Broughton Island in northern Canada, and before the full extent of contamination was understood to extend throughout the circumpolar region, Broughton Islanders were initially shunned as the "PCB people" with an adverse impact on the livelihood of the fishing community [[ 48], p. 108].

Now that the commerce power is understood to extend across the economy, he said, only a complete exclusion for employment would accomplish the goal of Congress.

In Scandinavia this is understood to extend even to specific civic values and norms of family- and work-life related to gender equality and (women's) individual autonomy.

Barton was understood to be close to extending his stay at St James Parkk in January when the bombshell of Andy Carroll's departure for Liverpool dropped.

The boundaries of Rupert's Land were never clearly defined, but the area was commonly understood to extend from Labrador to the Rocky Mountains and from the headwaters of the Red River to Chesterfield Inlet on Hudson Bay.

Endemol is understood to have extended its contract with Elstree, the studio where Big Brother is filmed.

Cricket Ireland also confirmed that several new commercial funding deals are in place, while principal sponsors RSA Insurance are understood to have extended their deal until 2015.

Though it is generally understood to extend from the Bowery and Fourth Avenue to the East River between 14th and East Houston Streets, not everyone views it so categorically.

The run is understood to have been extended after a large supermarket chain put in an order for the book in the light of the Mail's first day, which revealed details of a student ceremony involving a dead pig among other things.

Elsewhere, Global is understood to be looking to extend its key brands, principally Heart, to its local stations around the country.

Contracts for the running of the National Careers Service are understood to have been extended from March to October, with the implication that its remit will be changed or extended.