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With the European Union expected to adopt expanded sanctions this week, Putin painted sanctions as unjustified and ineffective.

Movie producers and theatres have also adopted an expanded gamut.

In the last four years, four states have adopted or expanded tax credits to help finance private and religious schooling.

After his death in 1934, Marr's ideas were adopted and expanded by the Institute of Language and Thought.

IN THE FT this morning Gideon Rachman has adopted and expanded my check-list for a revolution.

He says uptake within public sector agencies is constrained by budgets, but once solutions are demonstrated they are readily adopted and expanded.

This classification was later adopted and expanded by Erich von Hornbostel and Curt Sachs and has become the most commonly accepted system of instrument classification.

Leaving aside the fact that transfer payments are already fiscally unsustainable in most countries (because they were adopted and expanded under better economic and demographic conditions), could they lift the economy?

His  prediction that oil output in the lower 48 states of America would peak by around 1970 has been adopted and expanded by hydrocarbon doomsayers, who reckon that global production has peaked and the world is running out of oil.

West Tisbury's new zoning code, adopted this spring, expanded the historic district to embrace 120 properties, up from 12; adopted a building cap: and now requires a permit for all demolition, a requirement that recently stopped one buyer from tearing down a 1600's tavern.

Charles Hartshorne, perhaps the most eminent American philosopher of religion of the Twentieth century, adopted and expanded Whitehead's ideas for a process view of God and developed the position of process theism in the style of rational speculative process thought.