Sentence examples for broadened the list from inspiring English sources

He also broadened the list of activities that would qualify as offsets, bringing a potential windfall to farm interests.

WHEN Sanford I. Weill, the chief executive of Citigroup, broadened the list of his possible successors last week, his promotion of Sir Deryck C. Maughan was the biggest surprise.

While the Clinton administration had tried to negotiate a deal that would have ended North Korea's missile sales and production, the Bush administration broadened the list of demands to include the speeding up of nuclear inspections and conventional arms.

She has done many things to try to drag the xenophobic party of her father, Jean-Marie, towards the political mainstream: she has shed neo-Nazi and anti-Semitic relics; given the party a fresher, female face; and broadened the list of things it hates, to include not only immigration but globalisation, the euro, Brussels, austerity, free trade, the European Central Bank and more.

More recent studies have broadened the list of pathogens which EP has been successfully used in vivo to include other viral pathogens such as: Simian Immunodeficiency Virus [15] [18], Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome [19], [20], Influenza [21] [25], West Nile and Japanese Encephalitis [26], [27], as well as Hepatitis B and C [28] [32] and Human Papilloma Virus [33], [34].

Mr. Cockfield said that while the governor believed the law was explicit, he would explore whether options existed to broaden the list.

The Fed, which has operated through the Treasury market to move interest rates, is broadening the list of non-Treasury securities it will accept in this process.

He was vaguer about France's national interests than his predecessor, Jacques Chirac, who made a similar speech in January 2006, in which he appeared to broaden the list.

The B.D.L. committee seemed to make an effort to broaden the list, not quite banishing obvious socialites and actresses but nearly so.

The central bank is also studying, the chairman said, changes in law that would broaden the list of assets the Fed could acquire, again a response to the shrinking of the Treasury market.

Some of the lawyers in the field, including several from Mr. Phillips's firm, played a central role in advising the Securities and Exchange Commission on the rules creating its whistle-blower program, including a provision to broaden the list of who was eligible to file a claim.