Sentence examples for would extent from inspiring English sources

Then-Prime Minister John Howard was advised the couples were likely to win the case, which would extent all couples the right to marry in Australia.

Nor would the extent of the damage done to her.

However that level of co-operation would not extent to what Mr Holiday called "big criminal and the large commercial gangland growers".

He said his office would examine the extent to which LIPA did the same.

Only then, they said, would the full extent of phone hacking at Trinity Mirror be revealed.

Maybe as a joke, but that would be the extent of it".

The updated portrait of New York would to some extent retrace his footsteps.

And that would be the extent of his trying to get a cab for you".

Both said they had increased, but neither would disclose the extent of the growth.

These would reveal the extent of any tumour if illuminated with a low-power beam.

Tim, if these loopholes were tackled in Addis, to what extent would that contribute to financing for the SDGs?