Sentence examples for up the scope from inspiring English sources

But lately, corporations and nonprofit groups have ratcheted up the scope of sponsorship.

It was their suggestion, and they have said they will draw up the scope of the trial".

By turning their attention to themselves, Michell and Kureishi have opened up the scope and (scratchily, at least) invited us in.

Alan Cruikshank, IT services manager at East Lothian council, said: "Updata has opened up the scope for future transition to a PSN network as well as collaboration with East Lothian health authorities and other public sector bodies.

This leads Mr Hoekman to argue that another benefit of concluding Doha will be that it will open up the scope for negotiations to establish rules of the game in areas such as international financial sector regulation, government procurement and services trade, where the crisis has revealed scope for protectionism.Unfortunately, a successful conclusion to the round is still far from certain.

Fulton adds that in terms of methods, "digital print is an ideal medium for the translation of this; it has opened up the scope and range of base and finishes available to designers and essentially changed the nature of the way print is used within fashion".

The U.S. has also upped the scope and scale of its exercises with the three Indian services.

The following measure is to follow-up the scope of the project to learn that all of the deliverables to be got during the project are adequately defined.

Usage is up, the range and scope of the work that libraries do has expanded in new directions and needs new resources and expertise.

But some children's advocates say these companies are not publicly owning up to the scope of the problem.

Visitors can feel swallowed up by the scope and scale of exhibits designed to convey the scope and scale of the evolving Earth.