Sentence examples for of the wider package from inspiring English sources

And while Sony has sought to present indie as very much a part of the wider package, even showcasing a whole bunch of smaller titles during its E3 press conference, it's unclear whether Microsoft will present a similar meritocracy on its own system.

Many of the ideas in the wider package of reforms were backed by civil servants themselves, he added.

An additional vote is expected in the House on Thursday with the wider package of trade bills completed before the end of next week.

The new Brazilian Fifa executive committee member Fernando Sarney confirmed the wider package of reforms had been approved, but that more detail had been asked for on the 40-team World Cup plan.

He added that his party was justified in blocking the changes before 2015 since the Conservatives had "failed to deliver the wider package of reforms" on the House of Lords.

It said home care visits shorter than half an hour should be made only if the home care worker is known to the person, the visit is part of a wider package of support, and if the task can be properly completed.

Representative Barney Frank, Democrat of Massachusetts and the chief author of the housing legislation, said Thursday that he hoped President Bush would sign the bill if it reached the White House as part of a wider package and it contained the legislation that Mr. Bush had demanded.

Nice said visits should only be less than 30 minutes if the worker is well known to the client or the visit is part of a wider package of support, and if the tasks can be properly completed in that time.

Ibrahim el-Ghandour, a spokesman for Bashir's party, said the cut was part of a wider package "that took into consideration the poor".

Local citizens and media outlets dubbed the disputed article of the Statutory Law for the Attorney General's Office, which is part of a wider package of related state reforms, the "gag law".

The plans will form part of a wider package of education reforms, including a bid to narrow the gap between universities and the schools system.