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But the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917 brought a ferment of new ideas including the demand for wider male suffrage in Japan which the police and the patrician old guard viewed with alarm.

0.369 Growth in private car use will mean a demand for wider highways between the largest cities.     −0.708 Better coordination of bus, train and subway through transport hubs will increase the use of public transport facilities in urban areas.

The care pathway approach has been welcomed by pilot clinical teams and patients and this is influencing a demand for wider implementation.

The efficacy of demonstration projects:  A widely used strategy for promoting education reform is to demonstrate the effectiveness of an intervention on a small scale in a way that is highly visible to a wider audience, thereby creating a local demand for wider implementation of the intervention.

Rolls, which makes engines for Boeing's 787 Dreamliners and Airbus's A380 superjumbos, has bet on demand for wide-bodied aircraft but the trend among regional airline operators has shifted towards single-aisle plane orders.

To meet customer demand for wide choices among doctors and hospitals, Kaiser has added outside networks to its core business of salaried physicians and clinics, where it had tight control of costs.

Groh deems BE Aerospace a winner, given his bullish view on demand for wide-body aircraft.

The magnitude of the required experiments and our demand for wide metabolomic coverage placed high demands on the analytical platforms in terms of robustness and metabolite identification capabilities.

His demands for wider checks have been echoed by some observers, including a European Union monitoring mission.

In Egypt, Mr Mubarak's election initiative was greeted not with gratitude, but with demands for wider freedoms and better guarantees that polls will really be clean.

As the more expansive demands for wider jurisdiction and a narrowing of residuals were dropped, the sides were finally left with a more conventional negotiation.