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More generally, we are starting to see some policy scholarship for broadening voices in regulatory decision making.

"Kick was created as a global channel that allows us to tell the key soccer stories of the day and to broaden our voice beyond the M.L.S. channel.

As they did, many Sikhs also began to broaden their voice.

The science lesson in which we covered human biology focused primarily on puberty – things would change, we were told in a serious voice: hair would grow in new places, breasts would sprout, shoulders would broaden and voices would break.

After earning comparisons to Dashiell Hammett and Raymond Chandler, Mosley broadened his voice and range of address, though not always successfully.

"By broadening the voices and the thoughts about black metal, we were able to learn more about it and get other perspectives," says Brown. "Things evolve.

"This is a great opportunity for a group of nonunion workers who don't have a voice and for our members to broaden and deepen their voice".

"In terms of the presentation voice, both Helen and James [Boyle] began to do some work to broaden the range of voices that were reading the news, doing the presentation and continuity.

Radio 3 will also broaden the range of voices heard on air.

A wider range of voices would broaden the opinions offered to audiences.

BBC director general Tony Hall said the schemes were helping to "broaden the range of voices and backgrounds at all levels of the BBC".