The main purpose of this paper is to demonstrate how the national adaptation studies carried under the UNFCCC are broadening the paradigm, from the impacts/mitigation to vulnerability/adaptation.
One was the broadened agenda.
It will be a limited group compared with the much longer list of bodies the government previously indicated in 2011 as under consideration for broadening the reach of FOI.
An Israeli security official, speaking on the condition of anonymity under army rules, said the broadening of the list of supplies was "the continuation of a process" that had been going on for months.
An Israeli security official, speaking on condition of anonymity under army rules, said the broadening of the list of supplies was "the continuation of a process" ongoing for months.
The Obama administration has urged broadening the subjects tested under the law -- possibly including science.
Toy tie-ins to PG-13 movies, which caution that violent material may be "inappropriate" for children under 13, broaden the promotion of those films to children as young as 4. The main company that gathers marketing information for major movie studios is National Research Group of Los Angeles.
Potentially substandard breast implants made by a French company were sold to about 1,000 Dutch women under a second name, broadening the scope of an investigation that could affect some 300,000 women worldwide.
It started out as the Google Toolbar, the now-standard little box that let Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox users use the company's search engine, and then, under Pichai, the concept broadened into a full-blown web browser.
Under Mr. Tassie, the company broadened its sights through market research, advertising and its first national sales force.
