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The procedure had been in use since 1968, but in April the F.A.A. announced it would broaden use of the procedure, and some pilots unions said the changes raised the chance that planes would collide.

Speaking at a board of governors meeting in Boston, the postal service's chief financial officer, Richard J. Strasser, said the agency should have a balanced budget next year, despite a decline in first-class mail caused in part by the broadened use of electronic mail and improved services for paying bills on the Internet.

Similarly, there is consensus across sectors that industry demonstrating successful actual applications will have a large impact on broadening use of in silico methods.

The increased interest in the very high cycle fatigue (VHCF) properties of materials has resulted in a broadened use of ultrasonic fatigue testing.

With the broadened use of nonmyeloablative reduced-intensity conditioning regimens, allogeneic HSCT may now be better suited for patients with CTCL.

The realization that DSBs, whether alone or as one type of a spectrum of DNA lesions, are involved in many processes that disturb cellular homeostasis has led to broadening use of γ-H2AX foci detection beyond basic research.

These findings prompted legislation designed to broaden use at the turn of the millennium.

OO Obama Broadens Use Of 'Climate Tests' In Federal Project Reviews to account for the carbon emissions and other climate impacts of their major decisions, new guidelines say.

Cardinal Trujillo's stand would broaden the use of that sanction to biomedical researchers who use embryos.

A primary objective in Purdue's 2002 budget plan was to "broaden" the use of OxyContin for pain management.

"I did not usurp power," he later wrote, "but I did greatly broaden the use of executive power".