Furthermore, as pointed out by Reynolds in its petition for rehearing and for enlargement of scope of review in its case, Reynolds' participation in some parts of the combination or conspiracy differs in many respects from that of American and Liggett.
It is a 32-item questionnaire that was developed as a brief multidimensional self-reporting instrument for the assessment of four domains: enlargement of scope of values, subordination of physique, containment of disability effects, and transformation from comparative to asset values.
On April 23 , 1945 Reynolds, et al., filed a petition for rehearing and enlargement of the scope of review in their case but it was denied.
In the 20th century, and especially since World War II, governmental involvement in numerous aspects of social and economic life has resulted in an enlargement of the scope of executive power.
The book also highlights possible contributions of the post-2030 space industry to global economic development based on satellite technology and the enlargement of the scope of application of satellite data in administration and Justice to ensure development of effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels to promote growth, stability and security and peace on global level.
However, given that it is possible to process user data through a digital interface and thereby create further value from the transaction, and because the absence of physical presence may create opportunity for aggressive tax planning, the enlargement of the scope of those services should be considered during the review of this Directive.
However, the close similarity between interstate commerce violations of the Sherman Act in eastern territory and western territory seems sufficient to justify the enlargement of the geographical scope of the decree to include all interstate commerce.
In industry, role enlargement aims to change the scope of jobs in an attempt to motivate workers [ 113, 114].
In addition, optical and electrical materials functionalized iron oxide NPs obviously enable the enlargement of the iron oxide NPs' application scope.
As a result, the determination whether the "right of making available" is a substantive enlargement of Berne Convention rights, rather than a reaffirmation of the scope of the rights already mandated by Berne, carries practical consequences.
Finally there is enlargement fatigue.
