I would set ambitious loan targets for the scheme, aiming to fund 100,000 businesses by 2020, and look to widen the definition of start-ups beyond the present two-year age limit.

Therefore, media outlets have been forced to widen the definition of mass media from one-to-many to many-to-many communication.

One even contained an error that inadvertently widened the definition.

He widened the definition of 'election agent' to include a candidate's whole team.

Its toxicity lies in the way it both eases the burden of proof and widens the definition.

Through a series of fluid set pieces they widen their lead.

Rounding the club house turn he widened his lead to two and a half finishing the first half mile in: 47-3/5.

He widened his lead to two lengths down the backstretch, completing 3/4 mile in 1:13 flat.

He then sent a message to the rest of the racers by posting the fastest lap of the race on lap 52, widening his lead to 31 seconds.

We need to widen the pool.

The year-long campaign intends to widen the pool of young people who join the profession.

More investment in the sector will widen this pool and, for graduates looking to enter the green market, there are hundreds of masters programmes available.

Many firms are taking measures to overcome unconscious bias, as well as widen their pool of applicants.

If her husband becomes a joint applicant, this widens the pool of available lenders and may help in finding a competitive rate.

Instead of setting narrow views on the kind of place you could live, you widen the search and a job with accommodation may be involved.

But you need to widen your search field to include names you might have written off too soon.

Time to widen the search as someone unexpected turns out to be absolutely perfect for you.

Many businesses are starting to widen their search for funds to include, for example, assetbased lenders or invoice discounters.

If you're single, it's time to widen the search.

This will only further widen inequality and societal mobility.

Planned benefit cuts will widen inequality in the coming years.

It's impossible to blame one person for the erosion of building control standards, just as it's impossible to find a culprit for those trends in globalisation that widen inequality.

This year, however, for the first time in four decades, that trend will reverse, widening inequality globally.

Enormous executive pay packages have bred contempt at the widening inequality between bosses and their employees.

If ministers really want to widen participation they could start by ensuring all school-leavers can read, write and add up.

Other measures are being taken to widen participation in programmes within the mathematical, physical and life sciences division, and medical sciences.

Innovative bursary schemes are being adopted to widen participation.

While collectively they were spending more than 800 million on outreach activities to widen participation, there was a 'significant amount of duplication'.

Universities spend about £66 million a year on attempts to widen participation and attract students from more diverse backgrounds.

However, the gap between the academy and the first team has widened significantly in 20 years.

However, his order to 'prepare for the possibility of widening significantly' the operation suggested that it could soon dramatically expand.

The mine consists of a corridor that widens significantly at the end and may occupy an entire leaf segment.

The building was widened significantly: the original nave was turned into an aisle, and a new nave and chancel were built on the north side.

The river bed widens significantly and levels out to become very slow moving and turns northward about a half mile, then westward at river mile 8 (river kilometer 13).

To widen their appeal, they need to loosen up, but to get anything done, they feel the need to keep a tight grip.

He said it would 'widen the appeal' of the business by introducing more 'artisan' breads, pizza and cupcakes.

In recent years, politics has been dominated by leaders seeking to polarise opinion rather than widen their appeal.

Arts organisations are bending over backwards to widen their appeal.

More than half are outperforming the neighbouring cities that are helping to widen their appeal.

It would make it even more difficult to widen the net of people interested in running for high elected office.

Perhaps it's time to widen the net.

The introduction of several new characters in some way connected to the evil surgeon widens the net significantly.

It has the requisite dose of evidence of a persecution complex but it widens the net.

The recent flurry of activity has widened the net of borrowers who could benefit from offsetting.

His strategy since then has been to widen the range of markets for the company's products, lessening an earlier focus on the automotive industry.

Firstly, governments must widen the range of collateral that central banks will accept from banks that they lend to.

He developed innovative processes and programmes, such as distance-learning packs, to widen the range of support that could be offered, but his values were simple and traditional.

Governance in waste management seeks to widen the range of stakeholders involved and improve co-ordination between them.

The regulators could consider widening the range of eligible collateral beyond government securities to include high-quality commercial assets.