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He is likely to call for the 15-year-old mandate of the Bank of England to be broadened so that it has a wider brief to achieve economic growth, as opposed to keeping inflation under 2% a year.

The European Commission, the executive agency of the European Union, also argued that the current E.U. focus on budget deficits should be broadened so that, for example, emerging asset bubbles and imbalances in the euro zone could be spotted and dealt with.

The distinction between different types of planet has already been broadened so that the solar system is now thought to contain three, rather than two, types.

On the other hand, the amendment's original language limited its scope to these goals, but the final version was broadened so that it only includes them.

[KI 26, Nursing Academic] The scope of practice of the new staff nurse has been broadened so that they will be able to work more independently and provide basic nursing care to uncomplicated patients in all settings.

In the fall of 2012, the law on high treason was broadened so much that human-rights activists said it could now be used to prosecute anyone who had ever had any contact with foreigners.

"Because this line is so faint, and with this resolution the line is broadened so much that it appears like a 1% bump above the continuum," Markevitch says.

However, the definition of depression has been broadened so much with DSM-IV that nearly every person will meet the criteria at some point in their lives.

However, the concept has broadened so that it is now a fundamental component of Darwinian or 'evolutionary' medicine, with implications for essentially all aspects of human health.

"But we are trying to get the immigration debate broadened, so that we look at the implications for developing countries as well as for our own".

Wyoming has long agitated to have the wolves delisted so that hunting could be broadened under state regulations.