Sentence examples for suggested broadening from inspiring English sources

Rafols and colleagues have suggested broadening the basis for science and innovation policy with new metrics (pdf).

To that end, the G33, a coalition of developing countries at the WTO, has suggested broadening the green box to include policies such as land reform programmes, the provision of infrastructure, and rural employment initiatives.

Further, some participants suggested broadening the definition of 'patients' by emphasising the role of families and carers.

In the sun safety literature, researchers have suggested broadening the normative component of the model with the addition of group norms [ 23, 26], image norms [ 16], and personal norms [ 27].

On VAT reforms, the proposal suggests broadening the tax base at a standard rate of 23%, and would include restaurants, and catering.

Luis Videgaray, the finance minister, has promised "no new taxes" next year; that suggests broadening existing ones, such as VAT.As for energy reform, Mr Peña barely mentioned it in his address.

Based on these results we suggest broadening the scope of emergency management to systematically include monitoring, anticipation, responding and learning.

The document suggests broadening the U.S. nuclear arsenal in response to the growing military threat of China, North Korea, and Russia.

Therefore we suggest broadening the concept of geographical parthenogenesis by introducing the term 'geographical hermaphroditism'.

Floyd introduced an element of chaos, even danger, to proceedings, something which, Pritchard suggests, broadened the appeal of cooking shows, making them appeal for the fi rst time to men.

The study by Pinsky et al. [ 16] suggested that broadening the current criteria to ever smokers in the 55 74 age range would cover 47.9%% of patients.