Sentence examples for broadened under from inspiring English sources

Wyoming has long agitated to have the wolves delisted so that hunting could be broadened under state regulations.

Jackson also said that the parameters for what constitutes pay discrimination are broadened under the legislation to include jobs at different worksites of an employer, or jobs under different titles but with substantially the same duties.

Thinking (and the UNHCR's job) broadened under Ruud Lubbers, a former Dutch prime minister, who managed in his time (2001-2005) as head of the agency to breathe new life into some old buzzwords: repatriation, reintegration and rehabilitation.

Those agencies include the Federal Reserve, whose oversight of bank holding companies will be broadened under the new laws to include all "systemically important" financial companies; the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, which regulates state-chartered banks not overseen by the Fed; and the Comptroller of the Currency, which supervises national banks.

Basic theory of the novel method is that CFRP uniform cantilever beam produces linear gradient strain which leads to FBG reflectance spectrum broadening under external loadings.

Health reforms at the state level that permit young adults to remain on their parents' health insurance resulted in better access to medical care, an outcome that likely will broaden under President Barack Obama's health law, which allows children to keep their parents' coverage through age 26, researchers conclude in a new study.

One negative aspect with the cross-linked donor keratoplasty procedure was the tendency to override the host tissue if vertically misaligned or over tightened, since, unlike in conventional keratoplasty donors, the compressed edge did not broaden under tension, while the host edge was deformed.

Engagement with the private sector is now spreading well beyond that.In June 2010 the Cleveland Police Authority signed a £175m ten-year deal with Steria, broadened a year later, under which the private firm provides not only back-office services but also call handling, control-room support, help in preparing criminal cases and more.

Biovail, based in Mississauga, Ontario, said the S.E.C. had broadened the period under review to June 2001.

But as her tastes broadened, Ms. Cohen fell under the sway of Coltrane, the great 1960s tenor saxophonist.

Last week, the Supreme Court, in an unrelated case, substantially broadened an exemption under the First Amendment that protects religious institutions from employment-discrimination suits brought by employees with ministerial duties.