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In the last four decades it has enlarged its scope to optimize any type of process in quantum systems.

7. Accountability of gender in management Senior management needs to require each program team to show how it has enlarged its approach to involve more gender-sensitive approaches and to hold individual staff accountable for this during their annual performance evaluations and in the annual report.

It has enlarged our audience many fold.

The Internet hasn't actually transformed sex, but it has enlarged the number and the kinds of people with access to the whole spectrum of erotic experience.

But despite the grand statements, the European Union's expansion could be stopped in its tracks if Ireland, one of 15 members, votes against a new referendum later this month on a treaty that lays out how the European Union will function after it has enlarged.

The U.S.S.R. thus continued to depend on conscription to fill out its large military forces, and, by the time of the German Soviet Nonaggression Pact (1939), it had enlarged its reserve capabilities by adopting universal military training.

It had enlarged cheek teeth and strong jaws that appear to have been used for crunching hard objects, perhaps large shellfish and freshwater mollusks, and was capable of swimming in shallow, swampy waters.

Dennis R. Washington, who bought 38% of the company just as it was going under, has enlarged its revenue base with astute acquisitions: Westinghouse Electric's nuclear and government services division, then Raytheon's engineering and construction unit.

Or not quite straight, because the artist, Anthea Hamilton, has enlarged it from a design by Gaetano Pesce for a New York apartment block, to which it would have been a doorway (a back entrance, so to speak) for social housing tenants.

The prior owners had heavily remodeled the parlor floor, and she has enlarged it into a beauty spa.

Kennedy is rejecting the ideals of the conservative judicial revolution; far from reducing the role of the Supreme Court in deciding questions of social policy, Kennedy has enlarged it.