And as for any wider understanding of horticulture – forget it.
(Allen calls solitary confinement a "gateway issue" for wider understanding of prison reform).
So when I came back to serve as director of RBM, I brought a much wider understanding of what was needed in the health field.
As someone who identifies as "lesbian and gender fluid", she encouraged a wider understanding of gender identities outside the traditional binary, the organisation said.
Platforms such as iF, says James, are vital in ensuring that wider understanding of disability trickles down, not only in the theatre but throughout society.
This is the obvious outcome of a wider understanding of legal equality: why should private property be protected while the common wealth of humanity is not?
In 2001 the government took a token step towards returning to the older, wider understanding of work when they used the census to count the number of unpaid carers.
Beyond the lamentations over the absence of Shaquille O'Neal and others to the contentions that the Americans aren't trying hard enough, Jeff Davis's point about core values strikes a nerve and offers a wider understanding of America's explanations, and excuses.
By replicating the experiment three times, we hope to be able to learn enough about the process to make Happenstance reproducible, as well as gaining a wider understanding of what may and may not make a programme like this fly.
At the same time he has taken certain stock lines, such as the recurrent image of dawn, and translated them in different ways, giving us a wider understanding of the Greek and a flurry of fresh images.
A fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, he received its prestigious Ness award in 1999 for popularising a wider understanding of the world, and won a number of awards in the fields of both history and tourism.
