The goals this time are less narrow and more ambitious.
For a simple reason, however, the votes are unlikely to make severance payments less common or contract language less narrow.
More the usual bistrot cuisine of France done with a more open spirit and less narrow and austere intensity.
As the cuisine became less narrow -- chicks and ducks and geese better scurry -- the name Fish became confining and misleading.
The fact is that the duty of such adjudication on a basis no less narrow has been committed to this Court.
The entry point for radicalization is less narrow than it was during earlier waves of white supremacist action, when finding ideological fellow travelers typically required meeting in person.
But using metafictional techniques for purposes less narrow than simply "uncovering the struts and bolts of narrative fiction" (as you describe Barth and Coover doing) has been around for at least as long as Sterne's "Tristram Shandy".
A more creative, less managerial chief inspector could have advocated a less narrow, more challenging curriculum with a broader range of objectives – intellectual, social, creative and moral – reflecting the whole range of student achievement.
Despite his apparent intransigence, however, it has become recognised over the decades that Boulez has been engaged in a much less narrow, even accessible, musical project than popularly assumed.
But paradoxically, Mr. Iskhakov said, some Tatar nationalists support a greater role for the federal government on the theory that it will be less selfish, and less narrow in its distribution of power and resources than the current local elite.
By vertical mapping, I mean that larger frames than the personal might be brought to bear in reviews, with more effort taken to think of genres within less narrow, rigid borders.
