Meanings of broaden the scope in English

In the long term, that body is trying to broaden the scope of its membership.

Others on the panel argued to broaden the scope of what Army negotiations are for.

Even when we broaden the scope to the 100 most followed accounts, half of them are musicians.

With these case studies ERPANET will broaden the scope and understanding of digital preservation through research and discussion.

Labour is making renewed calls for the Government to broaden the scope of a Green Paper on vulnerable children.

But he complained that the rebels in Nairobi had tried to broaden the scope of the talks, beyond the east.

In August 2009, the previous government realised that it needed to broaden the scope of the Prevent strategy to far-right extremist groups.

Consideration of these factors among others may broaden the scope of utility of TMS for schizophrenia as well as enhance its efficacy.

The South African Prisoners Organisation for Human Rights (SAPOHR) have urged the government to broaden the scope of planned early releases.

The Catholic Bishops of Northern Ireland have appealed to politicians not to pass controversial proposed laws that would broaden the scope for abortion.

EMTV reports Mr Maru saying the agreements with India are part of a strategy to broaden the scope of partners supporting the government's development plans.

The organization sought to broaden the scope of this process and challenge employees to focus on the future while the economy tried to correct itself.

This study further broadens the scope of gold redox chemistry.

Africa was diversifying its international partnerships, thus broadening the scope of cooperation with various players.

So we're creating that space by broadening the scope.

The obvious rebuttal would have been to turn the tables on Bush by broadening the scope.