Sentence examples for broader drive from inspiring English sources

The Drive AutoPilot system is part of Nvidia's broader Drive platform.

Thursday's summit is part of a broader drive to end the free ride Republicans have enjoyed in opposition.

The British defense cuts are part of a broader drive by the coalition government led by Prime Minister David Cameron to reduce Britain's annual government deficit of $240 billion, one of the highest deficits in Europe.

The move to embrace Cyrillic addresses, along with other scripts like Arabic and Chinese, is part of a broader drive by Icann to open up the domain naming system, an initiative that also has its critics.

Instead, Mr. Straw rested his case on the broader drive to improve relations with Libya -- specifically, on the successful effort, led by Britain in partnership with the United States after 2003, to get Colonel Qaddafi to abandon his nuclear weapons program and support the fight against Islamic terrorism.

Gallo entered the French market four years ago, part of a broader drive by California wineries to increase sales to Europe, and the decision to go after the cream of the restaurant trade came after initial success in getting its bottles on the shelves of French supermarkets and wine stores.

These statistics are being released as part of a broad drive by NHS England towards opening up health service performance information.

Controlling the supply of rare earths means that China can also control their processing and use in finished goods, which would fit a broader effort to drive its manufacturers from low- to high-value goods.If that is the Chinese plan, time is limited.

A few years back, as part of a broader campaign to drive Planned Parenthood out of business, Texas approved draconian cuts in support for family planning clinics.

86th over: England 243-6 (in reply to South Africa's 309; Bairstow 94, Broad 8) Broad drives Steyn on the up through extra cover for three.

"This announcement addresses historical issues going back some years and should be seen in the context of a broader international drive, led by the OECD, to bring international tax rules up to date for the digital age".