Sentence examples similar to this wider process from inspiring English sources

"We will look at the ideas in this report as part of that wider process, but it is far too soon to say exactly what form of crossing we may require".

But, fundamentally, Hollywood is implicated in the wider process.

It's a clear encouragement for the wider process in Tunisia, and for all the work and dialogue that went into the move to elections and democracy.

Tory health spokesman Darren Millar said redrafting the report undermined the credibility of the NCF as well as the wider process of reconfiguring health services in Wales.

The NDE of civil engineering structures is part of the wider process of maintenance and re-engineering.

Therefore, evaluation of dwell time is a fundamental scheduling task of the wider process of timetabling which directly influences service reliability and passenger satisfaction.

These events were, in part, associated with the wider process of the European Protestant Reformation, a religious and political movement that affected the practice of Christianity across most of Europe during this period.

This minimises conceptual and logical tensions that arise from portraying habit as behaviour, automaticity or any other single element of the wider process.

This is part of a wider process in British culture by which the holocaust has been reduced to a kind of proscenium arch that frames any discussion of evil.

If more radical change is needed or desired then this community would need to engage in a wider process to generate support for such options.

"It should be stressed however, that this decision is only the start of a far wider process".