Sentence examples for broadened last week from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, co-operation between the two parties was formally broadened last week to take in European defence and security.It is, of course, one thing to complain about an overbearing leader, another one to fill his shoes.

What began as a protest by truckers against new traffic safety laws broadened last week into a major labor action that has already cost the farming and manufacturing sectors of France and neighboring European countries the equivalent of hundreds of millions of dollars.

The federal investigation involving Joseph Bruno, the New York Senate majority leader, reportedly broadened this week.

It began functioning late in 1996, and was broadened three years later to remove the limit on oil sales.

The longtime quarrel over who has the right to govern the Kuril Islands and the surrounding fish-rich waters broadened today.

At first these networks were to be found among the ethnic Somali community, but these have broadened since 2009 to include other Kenyans.

The repertoire of potential drug targets for CD has largely broadened last years, bringing us closer to get alternative or complementary treatments to the life-long gluten-free diet, the only effective treatment so far.

Last Wednesday, Mr. Spielberg and General Schwarzkopf (with Mr. Case via satellite) announced that Starbright World would be broadened next year to provide thousands of children free access to the network in their homes.

The United States government's inquiry into News Corporation broadened last year when the Justice Department investigated claims that employees in the China news bureau of The Wall Street Journal bribed local officials with gifts in exchange for information.

The president's fate will probably be determined by how his remarks are received and if they can quell the uproar over his handling of the scandal, which began in mid-December and broadened this week.

A United States government inquiry into News Corporation broadened last year after the Justice Department investigated claims that Wall Street Journal employees in China bribed local officials with gifts in exchange for information, Christine Haughney writes.