Dowding believes using open data to widen the political discussion is an antidote to the staid political system we currently have.
It was also the year when, according to Ms. Hargreaves, a gap between the rich and poor in Britain began to open up, widening to the point where income inequality today is a burning issue for those not just at the bottom of the economic ladder but also across the spectrum — shareholders, underemployed workers, unemployed university graduates, even their well-to-do parents.
Standing their ground under vitriolic attack over recent weeks, they may paradoxically have started to widen that "open debate" it is their mission to promote.
To dilate means to widen or open more fully and the purpose of experience, both through ease and pain, is to widen and open us more fully.
The message of Thomas Piketty's book Capital in the 21st Century was just that: the reason why the gap between richest and poorest has opened so far and continues to widen is because shareholders simply extract the value from a company without regard to anyone else with an interest.
At East Avenue, a local street just west of Nottingham Senior High School, the parking lanes become open to through traffic, effectively widening the road to two lanes in each direction.
Now online provision is transforming higher education, giving the best universities a chance to widen their catch, opening new opportunities for the agile, and threatening doom for the laggard and mediocre.The roots are decades old.
If India were to widen the conflict, by opening up new fronts along the provisional border in Kashmir, an extra burden would be put on Pakistan's already enfeebled economy.Before going to Delhi, Mr Aziz was making a quick trip to China, which also has a border dispute with India in northern Kashmir.
In order to re-open narrowed coronary arteries, a balloon is inflated to widen the artery.
One of which was the need to widen access to the patient engagement channel DeepMind has now opened up.
