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Administration officials indicated that this cap was to be broadened to put an overall limit on bank assets, although there was no immediate detail on what size would be considered too big.

In modern times, its uses have broadened to include putting pressure on neutral countries from which enemy countries could obtain supplies and denying potential enemies goods that might contribute to their war-making ability.

"We will work with the Welsh government to put matters right, and we are pleased that the commissioners' responsibilities have been broadened to make this happen".

We are calling for it to be broadened to men".

"We have asked Elsie to put these broadened allegations to Riba directly and will deal with the matter in the appropriate way," she said.

Weeks later, during a visit to the Vatican for a conference, Coutts broadened his request, calling on international Christian leaders to "put pressure on the government to ensure the human rights of minorities".

No doubt, the search leader is going to continue to grow strongly from its search ad business, but Microsoft, in part through Vista, is going to put pressure on the company to broaden its revenue base.

The regulations, which the government hopes to put in place in the next few months, would broaden the kinds of cases that a single judge could decide.

So if you do decide to broaden your search for funds by applying to such organizations, it would be a good idea to put your research into context.

4) Forget the theoreticians who tell you to put a good-size chunk of your portfolio abroad to enhance returns and broaden diversification.

The broadening of the coalition also reflects a concerted effort by backers of same-sex marriage to put straight and Republican supporters out front.