Sentence examples similar to measure widening from inspiring English sources

The agency has issued the videos as the Republican National Convention nears and security measures widen.

If the gap between the reality of what that employment is and what the government statistics measures widens much further, that market reaction will be about as meaningful as celebrating the end of the Iraq war on the day that George W Bush announced in 2003 that "the United States and our allies have prevailed" would have been.

To Marx, the challenge of ensuring access to all people is given urgency not only by changing technologies but by a broader social measure: the widening gap between rich and poor.

Parker said the figures raised significant questions for the universities involved just as they faced new measures on widening access from Scottish government ministers and the Scottish Funding Council later this year.

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The Friends of Hamas farce, coupled with the Polk Award, represent useful bookends when measuring the widening gulf that separates liberals and conservatives online, and how one side has completely lapped the other.

Supporters said the measure would widen options for parents, but critics, including national teachers unions, faulted it as undercutting money for public education.

Ceaselessly targeting those on benefits is not only unfair – breaching the red line declared by the Social Liberal Forum when the coalition was formed that Lib Dems should never support any measure that widens gaps between rich and poor.

Specialists say the measure would widen inequality, as poorer pupils opt for vocational training classes and leave school to take low-skill jobs while wealthier students graduate to get better positions.

Germans have a low tolerance for measures that widen inequality.

Progress has also stalled on measures to widen market access, such as the EU's services directive.