Sentence examples for broadening its base from inspiring English sources
But events in the past week once again yoked the Bharatiya Janata Party to the very Hindu nationalist identity that Mr. Laxman has been trying to put at arm's length and made it seem that the party was torn between cultivating its hard-core constituency and broadening its base among Muslims and low-caste Hindus -- steps it must take if it is ever to hold power on its own.
Just two miles from the Village of Southampton, the new location will allow the museum to retain its longtime supporters there while broadening its base.
Turnbull hit back at suggestions that increasing the GST to 15% and broadening its base to include fresh food was a foregone conclusion.
This is what James wrote: If I am right and Prescott is backing David Miliband, his support shows that the DM campaign has succeeded in broadening its base after an endorsement last week from Dennis Skinner.
Economic modelling undertaken by the Parliamentary Budget Office has shown that increasing the GST and broadening its base to include fresh food, healthcare and educational and childcare services would raise $50bn.
There is no question that a sport traditionally associated with middle-class white males has been broadening its base, with Tiger Woods and Michelle Wie the most visible trailblazers.
After the 2012 elections, he famously released an autopsy report concluding that the GOP needed to broaden its base if it wanted to survive a changing country. .
It would not destroy the Republican Party's attempts to broaden its base and appeal to racial and ethnic minorities in the American electorate.
In his years at the association, Mr. Keith broadened its base of support, bringing in corporate backers and making it one of the most influential nonprofit planning groups in the nation.
