An extensive photo compilation of Gates' handshake was viewed more than 76,000 times in less than a day.

In addition, the criminalisation of the abuse of male minors is now far more extensive than before.

Debt relief should be more extensive and generous.

A second difference is that, notwithstanding recent cuts in social programs, the unemployed receive more extensive public support than in the 1930 s.

The earthquake caused extensive damage to an area of 1,000 square kilometres inhabited by some 75,000 people, directly affecting more than 32,000 people.

Most obviously in need of amendment is the view that minimally managed and regulated markets are both more stable and more dynamic than those subject to extensive government intervention.

The investigation was extensive and included the questioning of more than 170 witnesses and suspects and the seizing of tens of thousands of documents.

The extensive Facebook privacy policy covers these concerns and much more.

Similarly, it has been proposed that the obligations of the shipper, which are much more extensive and detailed than under existing maritime liability regimes, shall be mandatory.

With access to extensive funds, this group appears to sub contract many of its operations to organized crime or casual insurgents motivated more by pay than by ideology.

The Vatican City is within the enclosed area, but the Leonine City, containing also the Roman rione of Borgo, is much more extensive than the tiny Vatican City.

Rather than resorting to extensive layoffs, firms had their employees work a partial week.

Some States would wish to see additional and more extensive arms control measures.

Extensive areas of the Caribbean interior are permanently flooded, more because of poor drainage than because of the moderately heavy precipitation during the rainy season from May through October.

After all, tax rates were higher in the 20th century and regulation more extensive.

Limitations imposed by websites on password length (usually no more than 36) and the characters permitted (usually alphanumeric and underscore) requires less extensive forms of Leet when used in this application.

The autonomy can be territorial, cultural and local, and can be more or less extensive.

The loss of more than 160,000 lives and the extensive devastation resulting from the earthquake and tsunami catastrophe in the South East Asian and Indian Ocean region have been a human tragedy.

(A more extensive military commitment is scarcely possible, given how overstretched US ground forces already are.)

A lot is at stake all the more so because French intervention is likely to be extensive.

One of the more comprehensive books, its 522 pages contain an extensive dictionary and numerous flower poems.

Participants welcomed the more extensive use of UNCTs in country profiling, mission preparation and follow up activities.

The secretariat replied that more extensive reporting and analysis would be provided in the next annual report.

Trade in forest products is extensive and has been growing faster than production or consumption over the last decade.

First, with regard to management reform, the summit document gives the go ahead for extensive management reforms to make the Secretariat more efficient, more effective and more accountable.

But this ignores the fact that Steagall was not enamored of more extensive branching, which disadvantaged small banks.

Extensive interview

It killed more than 70 and injured more than 100 people.

more than

China also needs to shift from its highly extensive (resource consuming) growth strategy to a more intensive development path.

In their deliberations on this matter, WTO members have referred on a number of occasions to a list of ideas for more extensive information exchange and cooperation between WTO and multilateral environmental agreements than that developed earlier.

He looks more reassuring than Sarkozy and sounds more competent than Royal.

Life is more than food, and the body is more than clothing.

There are more Muslims in China than in Europe, more practicing Protestants than in England, and more practicing Catholics than in Italy.

German speaking Central Europe in the early nineteenth century Prior to 1806, German speaking Central Europe included more than 300 political entities, most of which were part of the Holy Roman Empire or the extensive Habsburg hereditary dominions.

The issues relating to vulnerability presented for agriculture and food security were generally more detailed and extensive than those for other sectors areas, although the level of detail and the presentation of the methods and results varied considerably.

It's more than just gadgets it's more than just things that people invent.

Currently there are more than 10,000 students and more than 900 faculty members.

More than four out of ten say it has happened more than once.

Therefore I love your commandments more than gold, yes, more than pure gold.

The life is more than meat, and the body is more than raiment.

more than once

Before the crisis, the single minded emphasis on reducing national budget deficits to less than 3 of GDP led to extensive abuse.

More than half of middle income households spend more each month than they earn.

As such, economics is rather more like engineering than physics, more practical than spiritual.