Sentence examples for widened the definition from inspiring English sources

Enron widened the definition to include things like electric power.

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has widened the definition of charity by helping a company to acquire newspapers.

The homes bill announced in the Queen's speech yesterday has widened the definition of people who are homeless.

Desperate for new members, they had widened the definition of the Afrikaner volk to include anyone with a white skin.

It pointed out that the Ministry of Justice had widened the definition of domestic violence and increased the categories of evidence since the "gateway" was introduced.

Self-help books and magazine articles further widened the definition of social anxiety disorder to include symptoms like test anxiety, aversion to writing on the blackboard and shunning of team sports.

Hank Willis Thomas Branded Headd photograph of a black male head embossed with the Nike swoosh logo, Nick Cave's flowery Soundsuit sculpture, and Mickalene Thomas Babyy I Am Ready, of a black woman powerfully sitting with a hand on her cheek staring undaunted into the distance, have widened the definitions of what portraiture can be.

Sensitivity analyses will restrict prostate cancer mortality to deaths classified as definite prostate cancer and widen the definition to include definite, probable and possible prostate cancer deaths.

Duncan Smith thinks your challenges are just the result of "judicial activism" widening the definition of disability.

Johnson also argues that excellence is paramount, and sees a need to widen the definition of black arts.

Nick and Sarah Jensen, from Canberra, believe widening the definition to include same-sex couples threatens the sacred nature of the union.