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However, the Supreme Court reversed the appellate decision, considerably broadening RICO's scope and initiating a plethora of civil and criminal suits involving legitimate companies.

The German parliament has passed a radical overhaul of the country's rape laws, considerably broadening the definition of sex crimes in light of the assaults carried out in Cologne on New Year's Eve.

This tendency came to a kind of head last weekend, when A. O. Scott published an essay in the Times Magazine that upped the stakes of the Y.A. debate considerably, broadening its scope to suggest that we are actually witnessing the end of adulthood or, at least, the end of the "white American male".

This tendency came to a kind of head last weekend, when A. O. Scott published an essay in the Times Magazine that upped the stakes of the Y.A. debate considerably, broadening its scope to suggest that we are actually witnessing the end of adulthood — or, at least, the end of the "white American male".

The experience considerably broadened his understanding of masculinity, no doubt.

The additional chargesof war crimes in Croatia considerably broaden the case against him, tribunal officials said.

But an unusual ruling issued on Thursday appears to considerably broaden the interpretation of Thailand's already restrictive lèse-majesté law.

The Council resolution to set up the system considerably broadened the range of purchases Iraq could make without Security Council approval and held out the hope of a suspension of sanctions if the Iraqis cooperated.

The latest charges considerably broaden the case against Mr. Milosevic, who has been in the tribunal jail near The Hague for three months awaiting trial on charges of war crimes in Kosovo.

But as China grew on the international stage, so did its ballet company, which considerably broadened its range to include more modern ballets from around the world – by George Balanchine, William Forsythe, Roland Petit and others – and in 2008 even collaborated on Bahok, a contemporary dance piece by British choreographer Akram Khan.

The emperor's conquest of this duchy in 1543, which considerably broadened his power base, and the peace he concluded with France in 1544 (the Peace of Crépy), followed by an armistice in 1545 with the Ottoman Empire, left him free at last to deal decisively with the German Protestants.