Dryden: " The rest in shape a beagle's whelp throughout, With broader forehead and a sharper snout " The Cock and the Fox, and again: " About her feet were little beagles seen " in Palamon and Arcite both from Fables, Ancient and Modern ( 1700 )

With other turn-of-the-millennium films such as Fight Club, In the Company of Men ( 1997 ), American Psycho ( 2000 ) and Boys Don't Cry ( 1999 ), American Beauty " raises the broader, widely explored issue of masculinity in crisis ".

With the publication of The Waste Land, modernist poetry appeared to have made a breakthrough into wider critical discourse and a broader readership.

With associated, buffer and splinter groups The State of The Cross was the core of a broader indigenist liberation movement which controlled virtually all of the old Iz ' a territories.

With the verification of strong ACM activity in the area, planning began for the initiation of a broader range of combat operations.

With this relaxation of the rules, renga were able to express broader humor and wit.

With the Appalachian Mountains to the west, those who might otherwise have spread into rural areas stayed in cities and were thus exposed to a broader mixture of music than those in, for example, the rural Mississippi delta.

With multiple campuses across the region, the university adopted a new, broader mission to serve the eastern San Francisco Bay Area in 2005.

With the extension of tenancy rights, the growth of the market economy and with new opportunities for middle class employment, members of cultivator communities, starting with the peasantry, began adopting the name as both a form of upward social mobility and as a means of differentiating themselves from the broader peasantry.

With the same displacement as before, the Mark III model had higher compression ratio resulting in some higher output as well as a broader torque range.

With a range of about a mile, the new weapon is being rolled out alongside the broader Sniper System Improvement programme.

With security largely in the hands of the Business Improvement District, corporate control of the park has meant that amenities catering to white-collar professionals have been encouraged, while those that might cater to a broader urban public have been notably absent.

With the consolidation of the Arab rule in Tbilisi in the 8th century, the political center of Kartli shifted to its southwest, but the Georgian literati of that time afforded to Kartli a broader meaning to denote all those lands of medieval Georgia that were held together by religion, culture, and language.

With films made primarily by LDS filmmakers for an LDS audience, the " LDS Cinema " movement is distinct from the broader use of Mormon characters in mainstream Hollywood films.

With SLED 10, Novell has increased the focus on features for a broader range of corporate users by focusing on meeting the needs for basic office workers, positioning SLED as a competitor to Microsoft Windows.

With a global economic crisis threatening to undermine public investments, the conference was set to help keep HIV on the front burner, and is a chance to demonstrate the importance of continued HIV investments to broader health and development goals.

With a forty plus year history, the station is Australia ’ s oldest university broadcaster, serving UNE ’ s students, staff, and the broader Armidale community.

With an emphasis on interagency support and developed with interagency involvement, the Command Strategy 2018 also helps enable a broader and critical cultural change in the Command which will result in an improved ability to work more efficiently with interagency partners.

With respect to the broader sense, various philosophers have put forward theories contrasting the value of positive law relative to natural law.

With the broader adoption of Linux, companies like GT also began selling cheap Linux CDs in India.

With their album The Ladies ' Second Song, released in September 2007, the group changed their approach and tried to reach a broader public.

With trade as the primary focus, the broader tragedy becomes consigned to a secondary point, as mere " collateral damage " of a commercial venture.

With the very first beginnings of the revival of classical learning in Italian Renaissance, a broader, carefully select group of men of renown from the distant and the recent past outstanding for their statecraft or their learning " emerged almost simultaneously in such diverse Italian centers as Milan, Naples, Siena, Padua, Foligno, Florence, Venice, Perugia and Urbino .".

With a broader conception of utopianism than Fresco, Vakhshtayn upon initial assessment states that Fresco appears to have four out of five characteristic features of utopianism of the nineteenth-century, namely, the belief in rationality of science, belief in the technological process, that technology should better human life, and the overseeing of cities from a center.

With 12. 8 percent of the Porsche voting shares, he also remains the second largest individual shareholder of Porsche AG after his cousin, F. A. Porsche, ( 13. 6 percent ).

With a 12 – 5 vote, with many not voting, Nurmi's suspension from international amateur athletics became definite.

With the Republicans and Democrats combining to slate only 118 candidates, independent voting groups seized the opportunity to put up their own slates of candidates, separate from the Machine.

With some Democratic-Republican electors voting against their nominee George Clinton-voting instead for Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Burr-Adams easily secured re-election.

With no candidate securing an absolute majority, Yeltsin and Zyuganov went into a second round of voting.

With increased voter fraud, paramilitary violence against Republican blacks and whites, and intimidation at the polls preventing people from voting, white Democrats regained control of the state legislature in 1876.

With blacks still denied the vote, they knew they could not be elected, but their candidacies and campaigns advanced the struggle for voting rights.

With a sample of just 1 % of the voting population it correctly predicted that Dwight D. Eisenhower would win.

With Fianna Fáil having been in power for eleven years by 1968, Lynch was persuaded once again to make an attempt to abolish the proportional representation method of voting in general elections in favour of a first-past-the-post system like in the United Kingdom.

With only three countries left to vote, Norway kept the lead, in one of the shortest winning stretches during voting in the Contest's history.

With their regaining of political dominance through paramilitary violence and suppression of black voting, they passed laws imposing legal racial segregation and a variety of Jim Crow rules that imposed second-class status on blacks.

With only Chuay Gahn members left, they were faced with the reality of voting one of their own out, something they hadn't done since Day 12.

With no penalty for being absent, voters are faced with a strategic choice between voting no and not voting.

With voting turnouts high, 41. 4 percent of the electorate voted for the PQ.

With the Conservatives playing the " Ulster card " and sections of the Liberal faction voting against the bill, Gladstone hinted that eventually a separate solution for Ulster might need to be sought.

With a sample of 1 % of the voting population it predicted Eisenhower's win.

Example: With Plurality voting, an old but common way to pick the winner, the candidate with the most votes wins, even if the candidate does not have a majority of the votes.

* With plurality voting, allowing third candidates on the ballot could split the vote of a majority and throw the race to a candidate a majority dislike.

With the election now too close to call on the eve of voting, Alan unveils his secret weapon: having arranged for a French film director to be making a movie about the Falklands War in the Channel Islands, he phones in a false tip to the media that the French have invaded Sark.

" With the Goldwater-Johnson election of 1964 a significant contingent of those same voters left the national Democratic Party while still voting for Democrats at the state and local level into the 1990s.

With the introduction of free, fair and confidential voting in elections based on universal adult male suffrage in 1912 the Party managed to win the general elections of 1916, when Hipólito Yrigoyen became president.

With the Orioles from 1977 until 1988, Murray averaged 28 home runs and 99 RBI and was a perennial candidate for the MVP award, twice finishing second in the voting.

With President Roosevelt ’ s support and Senator Barkley ’ s skillful defense in the United States Senate, victory in a roll call vote with sixty-three Senators voting in favor of MacLeish ’ s appointment was achieved.