"Then I pull out a map and try to widen their world a little".
Its ostensible aim is to try to widen the input of ideas into foreign policy-making from charities and the like.
The league could try to widen the gap, perhaps limiting players to three-year deals and even smaller salary increases if they change teams.
She added: "I know that work has been done over the last few years to try to widen access to undergraduate degrees, but postgraduate qualifications are becoming increasingly expected if people are to [gain] access to some of our professions.
The breadth of the design and the intensity of the performance try to widen out the play in ways that don't always flatter the script, flattening its ambiguities, underscoring and emphasising symbols and echoes that were already fairly obvious.
Meanwhile, the Socialists, who moved steadily towards the middle ground during their long period in office up to 1996, may now try to widen their appeal to the left by linking up, for electoral purposes, with the mainly-Communist United Left.
SYDNEY, Australia — With less than a week remaining in the tightest federal election campaign here in decades, Prime Minister Julia Gillard used a speech to party loyalists on Monday to highlight her economic credentials and try to widen the narrow lead she holds in the polls over her conservative rival.
On Wednesday, in what appeared to be a rejoinder to Mr. Biden's assertion the previous day that the United States was a Pacific power, Mr. Xi spoke of China's hopes and hesitations in seeing the United States try to widen its role, economically and militarily, in Asia.
The strategy appeared to be to let France take the lead, because of its influence in the region and because some Arab countries have faith in France not to try to widen the anti-Syrian diplomatic campaign to embrace other issues, such as Palestinian attacks in Israel and the United States' charge that Syria is infiltrating insurgents across its border into Iraq.
Geography also influences the make-up of an audience: at Cheltenham, over 50% are based in Gloucestershire, and we try to widen the remit by taking the festival to nearby villages and towns and by working in schools, centres for disabled people and the local prison.
