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The Supreme Court also broadened the rules to the point where practically every government decision is open to review.

In response Coachella has broadened the rules of its game, booking acts that, the longer you think about them, aren't indie in the slightest.

The targeted strikes on Monday night reflect ramped up efforts by US forces to fight IS, particularly after a special order broadened the rules of engagement when striking the terror group in Afghanistan.

In 2011, they broadened the rule to ban most hits to the head, strengthened rules against boarding and charging, and authorized stricter suspensions for violations.

In 2003, when George W. Bush broadened the rule to cover State Department aid, he made a point of exempting global H.I.V./AIDS programs.

Mr Rushton admits that it is not the institutional shareholders themselves who have sought to broaden the rules.

This appointment comes at a time when the F.D.A. is under growing drug industry pressure to broaden the rules on how drug makers can market their products.

A proposal being discussed would broaden the rules to allow support for private sector investment, including forms of blended finance, to count.

General Manager Brian Burke of Toronto spoke of perhaps broadening the rule's protection to cover all areas of the ice, which would mean removing the distinction that allows head blows in the "hitting zone".

The major change that emerged was broadening the rule from prohibiting only blindside hits, as it did in its initial 2010-11 season, to prohibiting any hit that makes the head the principal point of contact, regardless of direction.

The bill would have amended the state's anti-masking statute, designed to address hoods and robes worn by the KKK, by broadening the rule to burqas.