195, 198, 168 P. 508, 509-510 (1917) (recognizing that the state Penal Code "has enlarged the scope of this offense so as not to confine the commission of it to those persons who act under color of official right"); People v. Peck, 43 Cal.App.
This has enlarged the scope of physics one can address in Penning-trap mass spectrometry, and although more developments are going on, and will be pursued during the next years, a limiting factor especially important on addressing very exotic nuclei is the production yield, to be overcome by upgrading existing facilities and building up new ones.
He, however, would have enlarged the scope of the orders allowing the petitions for certiorari so as to permit consideration of the alleged errors in regard to the selection of the jury.
Cocteau had enlarged the scope of his work by the creation of his first film, Le Sang d'un poète, a commentary on his own private mythology; the themes that then seemed obscure or shocking seem today less private and more universal because they have appeared in other works.
From Robespierre, who used public executions to terrify the citizenry during the French Revolution, to Al Qaeda and Isis posting gruesome execution videos on the internet, terrorists through the ages have enlarged the scope of actual harm by getting as many people as possible to experience the horror.
In this regard, we have enlarged the scope of open innovation to include the whole end-to-end chain of a manufacturing enterprise including marketing, R&D, testing, sourcing manufacturing, after-sales, etc., in which corresponding departments have various innovation requirements driven by the manufacturing enterprise's business strategy.
Globalization has enlarged the international trade in medicines.
Now, in "The Clustered World," Weiss has enlarged his scope.
In the last four decades it has enlarged its scope to optimize any type of process in quantum systems.
They have also enlarged the scope of government intervention in your private lives, telling women what they can and cannot do with their bodies, even forcing physicians to read scientifically false information to pregnant women.
The European institutions have enlarged their scope and their functions, often at the demand of governments, without having enough properly trained permanent staff to do the work.
