Sentence examples for was enlarged to include from inspiring English sources

In 1916 the Belgian Catholic Party government was enlarged to include some Socialists and Liberals.

Later this literary luggage was enlarged to include TS Eliot's The Wasteland, and The Hollow Men, Jesse L Weston's From Ritual to Romance, and Sir John Fraser's The Golden Bough.

Meanwhile, the E.U. 15 — the bloc of 15 countries that were members of the European Union before it was enlarged to include a number of former Communist nations — has grown only 2.2 percent a year.

Later the curriculum was enlarged to include all branches of composition, instrumental and vocal technique, and acting (enabling students to train for the various Parisian opera houses and theatres).

In 1995, when minor modifications were made to the constitution, the use of the referendum was enlarged to include proposed legislation relating to the country's economic and social life.

By the second half of the century it became differentiated between "elementary primary" and "superior primary" education, and the curriculum was enlarged to include the teaching of national language, history, geography, rudimentary natural sciences, hygiene, civics, drawing, physical education, and crafts for boys and needlework for girls.

Under the proposal, it would be enlarged to include the heads of the three other agencies, including one, the Office of Thrift Supervision, that the plan proposes eventually to abolish.

Because the word occurs only eight times in that book, however, the discussion had been enlarged to include "Huckleberry Finn," where it occurs more frequently.

If the pool of likely voters is enlarged to include those only somewhat likely to vote, then Mr. Green's advantage shrinks to one point.

After devising three schemes that had to he discarded because of changing conditions on the border, the group, which had been enlarged to include the fiancée of one of the friends, settled on a plan that they considered feasible.

And this is much more likely to happen if the talent pool of senior people is enlarged to include many more talented women than has been the case so far.