Sentence examples for wider sharing from inspiring English sources

Benefits include more efficient and rigorous formulation and expression of ideas, and wider sharing and integration of knowledge.

Even the WHO, although supportive of wider sharing, has its critics for failing to facilitate and encourage earlier data release.

This could change over time, particularly if the adoption of the Public Services Network prompts an increase in shared communications services and provides some traction for the wider sharing of IT management.

Justice Department officials argued that those passages showed that it would be consistent with congressional intent to allow wider sharing of unevaluated, unminimized information among analysts at the N.S.A., the F.B.I. and the C.I.A.

This research is also part of a broader collaboration through the Privacy Tools for Sharing Research Data project, which aims to build legal and technical tools, such as tools for differentially private statistical analysis, to help enable the wider sharing of social science research data while protecting the privacy of individuals.

In a new Federal regulation published last week, the Department of Health and Human Services called for the current distribution system, in which donated organs are parceled out within narrow geographic areas, to be replaced with one allowing a wider sharing of organs with priority for the sickest patients.

He's also toying with the rightwing thinktank Policy Exchange's plan for a wider share giveaway.

The floats can be seen as part of the Thatcherite credo of wider share ownership.

There are many examples of wider shared use of our buildings and creative ways to keep them open, with more in the pipeline.

The changes would also promote wider share ownership among employees and would increase the incentive for "business angel" investors to provide risk capital to early stage entrepreneurial activities.

The question assumes that the library will welcome immigrants by first speaking directly to them, but it will then go further, inducting visitors into a wider, shared world.