The 15th, 17th, 19th, 23rd, 24th and 26th Amendments all broadened the franchise: to African-Americans and other racial minorities, to women, to residents of the District of Columbia, to poor people, and to young people, respectively.
Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare – they all broaden our scope for comparison.
It is Margaret who is usually on show in interviews - official, rather above it all, broadening everything out from the personal to the general.
"Wall Street is always looking for the next fad du jour, but I don't know if this niche market has broadened all that much," Mr. Ursaner said.
Additionally, the RI trace of 2 broadened all around.
It's possible, of course, to endorse the Court's decisions protecting unpopular speech and still object to Citizens United — which, after all, gives broadened speech powers to the most powerful members of society, rather than the least.
The higher the exemption, the greater the number of people paying no income taxes at all, which broadened support.
Freezing significantly correlated with large changes in odor-evoked periglomerular cell activity, including a robust, generalized facilitation of the response to all odors, broadened odor tuning, and increased neural responses to lower odor concentrations.
Our data confirms a broadened response after immunisation with DiCo mix in all three adjuvants.
Having pushed for pharmaceutical companies to intensify research for a treatment and fought for such treatment to be accessible in their home country (i.e. funded by insurers, easy and reliable access for all) AIDS activists broadened their fight to push for access to treatment for all; American, Ugandan, Vietnamese or South African.
In June 2006 the incentives on offer for nuclear compliance were both broadened (all five permanent members of the Security Council, and Germany, endorsed them) and sweetened.
