The plan is to broaden the support base even further, harnessing the energies of people who might not necessarily be exercised about the fate of the Patagonian toothfish, but who are keen to harness their expertise in novel ways.
Leaders of the birth control movement never considered eugenics to be their primary goal, focusing instead on free speech and women's rights, but around 1920 they started to make common cause with eugenicists, hoping to broaden the support base of the birth control movement.
Details of the campaign will be unveiled later this month, according to the activists who say they will spend the winter consolidating their position, broadening their support base and refining communication between Occupy grounds nationwide, using online tools being developed by their IT team.
The hope is that Sunnis and Shiites who boycotted earlier votes will participate, broadening the base of support for the Iraqi government.
Furthermore, linking development issues with human rights brings new stakeholders into the fight for food security, broadens its support base and increases the political pressure.
But in an effort to broaden their support base among blacks, the leaders of the Democratic Alliance say they have also reached out to Bantu Holomisa, a black former African National Congress official and the leader of the United Democratic Movement, a small, struggling political party which promotes racial reconciliation.
Now, by campaigning for a larger reform that includes a path to citizenship for those working in America without permission, they have been able to broaden their support base; and the scent, albeit faint, of a possible victory is in the air.If so, what next?
But the current fiscal monitor belies that because it suggests there are ways of raising extra tax revenue, beyond the fund's long-term support for broadening the tax base through the wider application of VAT.
During seven months inside the BNP, the newspaper also discovered that the party is planning a recruitment drive in some of the most affluent areas of the capital, largely in an attempt to broaden its support base and shake off its image as a party which appeals purely to the white working class.
"What Moktada al-Sadr was trying to do was take a very narrow uprising -- it was not a broad-based popular uprising; it was narrow -- and demonstrate his ability to stand up to the coalition and in so doing broaden his support base," General Dempsey said.
