Sentence examples for was later broadened from inspiring English sources

The case was later broadened to seek class-action status.

This focus was later broadened to poverty reduction, broad-based economic growth, inclusive social development and good governance.

A department of Chinese Studies, created in 1944, was later broadened to Far Eastern Studies, including Southeast Asia and South Asia.

The Rosario ruling was later broadened to include a police officer's memo book, complaint reports, notes made during an investigation and any taped or videotaped statements.

It was later broadened to allow for paying the costs -- with State Department agreement -- of coalition partners in Iraq, including Algeria, Chad, Dominican Republic, Indonesia, Lebanon, Morocco, Nigeria, Pakistan, Panama, Senegal, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Yemen, and Sao Tome and Principe.

In 1918, an accord was brokered to protect birds that could have been hunted out of existence in the United States and Canada, and it was later broadened to include Japan, Mexico and the Soviet Union.

The effect of the service might have changed over time, because the eligibility criteria were later broadened to include chronic kidney disease, stroke, and transient ischaemic attack from 2009; and hypertension and older patients at risk from 2010.

The basic culture of these peoples survived the Roman occupation and was later strengthened and broadened by Celtic immigrations from other parts of Britain.

(The name was later changed slightly to broaden its scope).

It was later renamed The New Englander and its contents were broadened to matters beyond theology.

The direct electrophilic substitution approaches were initially developed for protein labeling and later broadened to aromatic compounds.