A draft order to be debated by MPs next Tuesday reveals that ministers want the list of organisations empowered to demand communications data to be expanded to include seven Whitehall departments, every local authority in the country, NHS bodies in Scotland and Northern Ireland, and 11 other public bodies ranging from the postal services commission to the food standards agency.
Hezbollah officials said their demands might be expanded to include other Palestinian and Jordanian prisoners held by Israel after Sheik Nasrullah received pleas from their families "not to forget them".
These results are significant because we have identified a non-hepatic source of human cells with minimal metabolic demands that can be expanded to clinical scale for liver assist devices and shown that MSC treatment can cross species barriers.
Furthermore, the notion of demand response can be expanded to the mutual alternatives and conversions of different energy carriers at the energy demand side.
When the 1991 concessions came up for renewal last year, the Andean nations, supported by Starkist, demanded that they be expanded to include canned tuna.
Mr. Shahristani, the oil minister who won on the prime minister's slate, appeared at the opening of the recount to demand that the process be expanded not only to review the votes cast, but also to compare the total number of votes to lists of actual voters.
Instead of acquiring all the farmland in this village, the farmers are demanding the road be expanded into a four-lane highway.
The investigations of Mr. Abramoff in Congress and by a federal grand jury in Washington have looked into accusations of fraud in his dealings with Indian tribes, but two weeks ago, the ranking Democrat on the Congressional committee that oversees the islands demanded that the investigation be expanded to include his work in the Northern Marianas.
Therefore, progress in this area demands that traditional risk assessment methodologies be expanded to include multiple countries (Hulme 2015).
Zawahiri mentioned those countries repeatedly for a reason: there was an al-Qaida presence in those places that could now be expanded to demand hardline interpretations of sharia as state law.
In subsequent phases, capacity would be expanded to meet increasing demands.
