The increased number of RAF Tornados will widen the use of the more accurate Brimstone missile.
Morgan says Ofsted has now decided to widen the use of no-notice inspections.
But the Starbucks partnership should widen the use of Square specifically, he said.
Still, a push to widen the use of health impact assessments in real estate developments could run into obstacles.
Meanwhile, social scientists and historians have widened the use of the word, to include, say, the destruction of cultures and languages, or the decimation of tribes.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pledged to take "additional steps to prevent terrorism" including "expediting the demolition of terrorists' homes" and widening the use of administrative detentions without trial.
Similarly, his attempts to apply some common sense to Britain's self-defeating drug laws, reform the creaking prison system and widen the use of alternatives to custody do not exactly suggest an illiberal bigot.So, democrat or populist?
The following month he said he had received a briefing but that it did not include the full contents of the commissioner's report or its findings on the use of force and that children were deemed "at risk", or that the Giles government amendments to the Youth Justice Act were widening the use of mechanical restraints.
The 27-year-old was involved in two of three controversial refereeing decisions that all went against the hard-done-by visitors, elicited sympathy from the beneficiaries at the Signal Iduna Park and instantly fired up the debate about widening the use of video evidence for all goals or goalscoring opportunities.
As Human Rights Watch observed last December when the parliamentary process began, "the much criticized Justice and Security Bill would widen the use of secret hearings known as 'closed material proceedings,' or CMPs, in the civil courts on national security grounds, excluding the person affected and their lawyer from the courtroom.
