Bush said one of his top objectives in Genoa--the city of Christopher Columbus, who is forever linked with the quest for expanded horizons--would be to secure the strong endorsement of his summit partners for a new round of global trade negotiations to begin before the year's end.
If successful, it would make Homo sapiens a two-planet species, presenting to our descendants vastly expanded horizons for discovery.
First Light, the aptly named first of the second album by the east London-based, mostly Scottish foursome, promised so much back in January: a bucolic disco rewrite of New Order, pointing towards nimbly expanded horizons for the former bedroom psychedelicists.
For a majority of Venezuelans, the result was rising living standards and expanded horizons.
The report provides a refreshing take on what early childhood education could look like if teachers were given the power, skill and technological tools to expand horizons for young kids.
Proponents of vouchers say that the program expands horizons for students stuck in troubled schools.
Proponents of vouchers say such programs expand horizons for students stuck in troubled schools.
Back in India now after my time in New York, I'm grateful for all that this country has achieved over the last couple of decades — all the external signs of success (the gleaming technology parks, the new roads, the shopping malls) and all the other, less tangible transformations that I know are expanding horizons and opportunities for hundreds of millions of people.
(Check out the Hoito Restaurant, known across Canada for its lettu, or thin, plate-size pancakes). Finally, after two uninterrupted days in the car, we decided to make our last stand for expanded cultural horizons in Winnipeg.
Women in the public eye who can genuinely be called nonconformist are vital for expanding the horizons of other women.
In it Herbert Mitgang describes "Max and the Cats" as "a brilliant novella" and praised Dr. Scliar for "expanding the horizons of South American literature".
