Sentence examples for consider broadening from inspiring English sources
At the very least, divestment advocates should consider broadening their demands.
Mr. Chua also said the Malaysian cabinet might consider broadening the visa restrictions to other countries.
Now a new study suggests that policymakers consider broadening the guidelines on who should get the vaccine against another common killer, invasive pneumococcal disease.
As part of the enquiry, MPs wrote to the Financial Reporting Council, the accountants' watchdog, asking it to consider broadening an investigation into the conduct of accountancy firm PWC in auditing of BHS in the year to August 2014.
A14 Ethics Inquiry May Be Widened Criminal investigators at the Justice Department have been asked by a House committee to consider broadening their corruption investigation of a Washington lobbyist whose ties to Tom DeLay, the House Republican leader, and other prominent lawmakers are the subject of inquiries throughout the government.
Most important, Judge Louis L. Stanton of United States District Court, who is handling the civil case against Mr. Madoff, is being urged to consider broadening the protections normally available to investors in failed Wall Street firms to allow for the "devastating" circumstances of the Madoff scandal.
And this is even before the kingdom considers broadening job opportunities for women.
As early as 2004, S.& P. considered broadening the pool of loans in the model.
Al Noyes, who founded LearningStar's SmarterKids, a Web site that sells educational toys, said the company had considered broadening its product mix to include mass market toys.
However the Pentagon and the president's national security team are considering broadening the air campaign that has so far targeted Isis in Iraq into neighbouring Syria, as part of a concerted, internationally-backed effort to "degrade and destroy" the group.
However, Spilman says once Facebook is sure users love Stories, "We'll considering broadening to brands and businesses".
