Sentence examples for has widened its scope from inspiring English sources
But given the payment made to Platini was for work that took place between 1999 and 2002 it is clear it has widened its scope.
Tufts has widened its scope.
Since then, the movement has widened its scope to try to save dozens more of Bulgaria's wild beaches.
The league has widened its scope, however, to include a highly successful Perth side, plus a Brisbane club and even one from Auckland, N.Z.
Over the years, the L.N.I. has widened its scope to become a winter homecoming of sorts for Native Americans all across the Dakotas, and a vital platform for fostering Lakota culture.
Most photography festivals, though they may concentrate on their own nation's talent, pay some heed to the fact that photography has been an international enterprise from its inception and has widened its scope with every change in the medium.
But after 3D printing plateaued in the consumer market, it appears to have widened its scope to digital entertainment.
Some said that while the government had widened its scope since the pre-budget report from small businesses to medium-sized ones, there were looming issues for some of Britain's biggest firms in getting credit for everyday operations.
But one must also consider that while UEFA might have widened its range, the scope of the European Championships has widened with it (only eight teams competed for the Euro 88 title in West Germany).
But it is clear that as the bank's scope has widened, its loan priorities have been interpreted broadly.
