Sentence examples for spread of its from inspiring English sources

Increase the spread of ITS applications.

Colonialism is seeking the spread of its own secular system". While acknowledging it was difficult to change this system, he said: "Such a change has begun". Mr Ahmadinejad, a hardline Islamist, also said his government had tried to reduce the political influence of university chancellors, many of whom were seen as pillars of the reformist government of his predecessor, Mohammad Khatami.

The reproduction phase lasts then until age 40 after which the individual is removed from the population, as it does not contribute to the spread of its traits in the population anymore.

None are being watched as closely as California, whose singular challenges, from the size, diversity and geographic spread of its uninsured population to its vast budget problems, make it stand out.

The sprawling growth of its spying program is commensurate with the size of its military and the spread of its incursions into countries like Yemen, Somalia and Pakistan where it is not formally at war.

"Much higher proportions of applicants from some more distant boroughs were offered places, and while the school justifies this intentional geographical spread of its intake on the basis of the pan-London mission which it says it has, it is nevertheless evidence of the selective effect of the school's arrangements, as it would seem, by postcode".

The flower begins as a seed, grows into a flower and, in some style, reproduces through pollination and the spreading of its seeds, until it finally wilts and dies.

No level of government has mandated the practice; it is spreading of its own accord.

Its threat display also includes the spreading of its hood, which is just below its head, and the utterance of a low-pitched hiss.

It was primarily on the advice of Simon that the city adopted a policy that led to the spreading of its bond issues around the country, instead of concentrating on sales to local banks.

Specialization in inherited skills produced a remarkably high level of proficiency, requiring only the security of the Pax Romana for the spreading of its products everywhere transport itself being one of those skills.