Sentence examples for broadened beyond the from inspiring English sources

The council said the review had to be broadened "beyond the council's decision-making".

That conversation now has to be broadened beyond the ranks of the political class.

That could be, and has been, misinterpreted, the definition broadened beyond the football field.

The Times reported on Tuesday that the investigation has broadened beyond the testing companies to include suppliers and contractors.

Our vision of the country may have broadened beyond the Costas, but we still associate Spain almost exclusively with blue skies, golden sands and white-washed buildings.

We need to widen the range of Muslim voices government listens to, so that debate is broadened beyond the agenda of the most theologically conservative and politically militant.

In South Korea, the emphasis was still strongly on principles for aid and international co-operation, even if a broadened beyond-aid vision meant the beginning of wishy-washy language was already apparent.

This embryo classification scheme suggests that debate about the acceptability of hESC research should be broadened beyond that of the moral status of the human embryo to encompass also the variable social status of embryos.

Indeed, the ads about the advantages of being family-owned are "going to start to broaden" beyond the United States, he added, with Europe the likely first overseas market.

Carleton-Smith will say on Wednesday that "the nature of warfare is broadening beyond the traditional physical domains", and the changing battlefield will require skills beyond those normally associated with careers in the army.

Ray Keller, assistant public defender for Alameda County, said his office expected its investigation to broaden beyond the four officers, and possibly to lead to the reversal of hundreds of convictions.