The U.N., which had established a food program in Darfur, expanded its scope, reaching nine hundred thousand of the estimated one and a half million in need.
The goal should not be to get into a debate over Trump's climate denialism, but rather to flesh out what the administration's insiders truly believe about Trump's deregulatory policies — which are truly breathtaking in their scope, reach, impact and fealty to industry — and the long-term menace they represent.
The award was founded with the intention of having broad scope, reaching works published internationally in English.
Previously, the restrictions were termed 'HIV travel restrictions'; however, due to the growing awareness that their scope reaches far beyond travel, they are now commonly referred to as 'HIV-related restrictions on entry, stay, and residence' (7).
Researchers say the change will reduce the programme's scope reach to about 43% of India's nearly 30m annual pregnancies.
And the indictment from special counsel Robert S. Mueller III documented a sabotage plot of extraordinary scope, reach and ambition geared towards precisely that end.
Intended to be global in scope, reach, and impact, the Principles will scale with the challenges they confront, becoming increasingly efficacious through practice, implementation, refinement, and collective engagement across a variety of contexts.
In February 2015, the inaugural papers will be released, heralding the start of something big in scope, reach, and influence.
The scope, reach and speed with which harmful content can ricochet around the Web are truly alarming.
This approach also tends to enrich philosophy overall by increasing its scope, reach, and capacity for self-correction; there is no better cure for culture-boundedness than steeping oneself in another.
