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Reflecting broadening concern that high school students of modest means will be priced out of a college education, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology plans to provide matching money to students who have received federal Pell Grants, which are awarded based on financial need.

"There is a broadening concern that business marketing is taking on the patina of philanthropy and crowding out philanthropic activity and even substituting for it," he said.

In addition, both constitutional law and international law have reflected a broadened concern for fundamental rights in ways that also make civil law more public in orientation.

Some Federal officials have expressed concern that broadening the definition of brain death in any way could imperil infants.

Two other institutions represented stand-alone cancer centers involved in the caBIG project, and were included to broaden the sample, because of a concern that data obtained from the four university-affiliated cancer centers might not generalize to stand-alone cancer centers.

Industry analysts had expressed concern that much of G.M.'s efforts to broaden its small-car lineup would be undercut by the sale of Opel.

In a book published last year, "AP: A Critical Examination of the Advanced Placement Program," some academics expressed concern that under a push by the College Board to broaden its reach, too many unprepared students were taking — and failing — A.P. classes.

The French data protection agency (CNIL) added its voice to the chorus of criticism and expressed concern that doctors, journalists, and attorneys would not be exempt from the broadened monitoring.

Poverty has helped radicalise them and we have put to your government our concern that the increasingly ambitious militant groups in Bangladesh are aiming to incite the exiles and so broaden the jihad - as Pakistani groups did in Britain".

Another new insight is participants' concern that the general lack of health literacy will lead to outbound medical tourists ultimately experiencing health and safety risks, a point that broadens existing concern about medical tourists' lack of reliable access to third-party information about facilities and surgeons abroad.

But we will also from time to time broaden our focus to encompass larger philosophical concerns that are triggered by these questions of craft.