This extraordinarily expansive statement was notable for how little it specifically said about software or computers.
Mr. Bush is to leave in 11 days on his first trip as president to sub-Saharan Africa, and his speech today was his most expansive statement of policy on the continent to date.
As he said in the sort or expansive statement available to the well-rested: Nature has not intended mankind to work from eight in the morning until midnight without that refreshment of blessed oblivion which, even if it only lasts 20 minutes, is sufficient to renew all the vital forces.
On the opposite of the continuum are dialogically expansive statements that invite listeners and readers to consider alternative realities, as seen in some believe that or theorists propose.
The Taliban, in their statement on Tuesday, offered an expansive view of the role to be played by the Qatar office.
Unfortunately, its early statements suggest it does take an expansive view of the patent.
House Democrats are poised to endorse an expansive system to publicly finance congressional campaigns, a forceful statement against the influence of wealthy donors in politics.
Mr. Singh, who announced the nuclear deal in a 2005 joint statement with former President George W. Bush, has an expansive vision of the role of nuclear energy, to which the deal is limited, as a power source for India's future.
Ciani sent THUMP a statement to accompany the interview via email, where she offers an expansive idea of a global commons.
Democrats, who have almost twice as many registered voters in New York State as Republicans, want an expansive list of acceptable forms of identification, including college identification cards and public housing rent statements.
