Synonyms for extend to
ex·tend to

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1. reach, extend to, touchverb

   to extend as far as

   "The sunlight reached the wall"; "Can he reach?" "The chair must not touch the wall"

   Synonyms:
   adjoin, touch, strive, disturb, progress to, rival, hit, arrive at, pass on, attain, pertain, match, tinct, concern, reach, stir, tinge, refer, meet, get hold of, make, get to, gain, impact, give, affect, achieve, pass, relate, touch on, equal, advert, reach out, bear on, allude, bear upon, turn over, accomplish, contact, come to, have-to doe with, strain, partake, get through, tint, hand

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1. Thomas Jefferson:

   The legitimate powers of government extend to such acts only as are injurious to others. But it does me no injury for my neighbor to say there are twenty gods, or no God. It neither picks my pocket nor breaks my leg.

2. Un President Trump:

   Yeah, I think it’s very sad. In fact, I want to extend to Anthony Bourdain family my heartfelt condolences. That was very shocking, when I woke up this morning : ‘ Anthony Bourdain is dead. ’ And I enjoyed Anthony Bourdain show. Anthony Bourdain was quite a character, I will say. But I just want to extend my condolences.

3. Yudhvir Singh Malik:

   I have told states to not confine only to Maggi, but extend to other manufacturers of noodles, why should we isolate Nestle? It's not a question of targeting.

4. Eddie Greim:

   What we have uncovered so far shows the Government Accountability Board, or at least its staff, being anything but 'accountable,' for example, the public has learned for the first time, over GAB's objections, that GAB set up a secret system of Gmail accounts for its staffers and the prosecutors who ran the John Doe. We also know that GAB hoped its 'illegal coordination' theory could even extend to allow it to subpoena media figures like Charlie Sykes and Sean Hannity.

5. Jerry Nadler:

   I see no need to resort to the criminal contempt statute to enforce our April 19 subpoena, at least for now, so long as Justice Department upholds Justice Department end of the bargain, but our arrangement with Justice Department does not extend to the full scope of our request for the full Mueller report and its underlying materials, including grand jury information, nor does it extend to our demand that Don McGahn, Don McGahn, testify before Judiciary Committee.