Sentence examples for expanding the influence from inspiring English sources
The use of sires proved in this way together with artificial insemination has enabled dairymen to improve their herds by greatly expanding the influence of genetically superior bulls.
M.I.T. said the decision to turn over management of the program to the Indian government did not represent an end to the university's interest in expanding the influence of the Media Lab by building outposts in other countries.
"But they're also tapping into genuine public anger and resentment against the Americans, and that's shrinking the space the Zardari government has to operate in and expanding the influence the military already has".
Mr. Romney, who often says that Mr. Obama does not "understand" America and is taking his cues from the "Social Democrats in Europe," attacked the president on Friday for expanding the influence of government.
Mr. Romney, who often says that Mr. Obama does not "understand" America and is taking his cues from the "Social Democrats in Europe," attacked him Friday for expanding the influence of government.
Yet the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition has been accused of underfunding the NHS, and of expanding the influence of the profit motive within what has traditionally been seen as a public service.
And as the Union expands, the influence of members like France, Germany and the Netherlands becomes more diluted.
The amendments also included measures that expanded the influence of the president and parliament over judicial appointments.
Other countries are already trying to expand the influence of their legal rules or to fight off the influence of America's legal system.
The bid, if successful, would significantly expand the influence of Électricité de France, the French national utility, south of the Alps.
