Word: expanded
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...situations are never static, as Dor Yeshorim's history shows. The program continues to expand its scope. As Samuel Lefkowitz, a consultant with the project, asserts in The New York Times, the organization aims to someday test for "anything possible...
These changes all aim to strengthen the Core Curriculum. Get humanities students into the lab! Force science concentrators to brave Widener! Enough hedging--Harvard must seize the opportunity to expand its students' minds in the most definitive...
...abatements are not an entirely new phenomenon. Throughout the 1960s and 1970s some states and a few municipalities hit upon the idea that they could encourage local businesses to expand by offering a partial rebate of additional property taxes or user fees that such an expansion might incur...
...first Feldman says the shop was a small storefront in Somerville with no retail operation and no tables and chairs, but as the cakes became more popular he decided to expand the business and move to Cambridge...
...things in the same way," observes Beth Bonora of the National Jury Project, a trial consulting firm. "That's why the jury system exists in the first place." But how to arrive at the proper mix to ensure justice? The simplest step would be to expand the pool of potential jurors. The federal courts and nearly all states currently use the list of registered voters. Because minorities, among others, are underrepresented among voters, half the states and some of the federal courts add other lists, most commonly those of licensed drivers. That has problems too. Driver lists, for example...