Sentence examples for a reasonable expansion from inspiring English sources

At a meeting of the association last week in Traverse City, Mich., Mr. Pawlenty said, "There was unanimous support for a reasonable expansion of the program".

To solve the MBDTS problem, we first model it as an optimization problem, and then propose a novel Elastic Time-Expanded Network technique to represent the time-varying network status as a static one with a reasonable expansion cost.

It seemed to be a reasonable expansion -- transgender people face many of the same prejudices that gay people do.

Based on the findings, we suggest that differentiated policies should be formulated to guide reasonable expansion of urban land.

Despite these results, it is of great significance to regulate reasonable expansion of urban lands to maintain carbon balance.

As well as cutting the licence fee, Bradshaw also talked about scrapping the BBC Trust and said the corporation "probably has reached the limits of reasonable expansion".

In his first major speech since his appointment, Bradshaw, a former BBC journalist, also told the Royal Television Society Cambridge Convention today that "the BBC probably has reached the limits of reasonable expansion".

As well as hinting he would like to see the BBC's regulatory and governance body disbanded, Bradshaw, a former corporation journalist, used his first major speech to say "the BBC probably has reached the limits of reasonable expansion".

As well as hinting he would like to see the BBC's regulatory and governance body disbanded, Bradshaw, a former BBC journalist, used his first major speech to say "the BBC probably has reached the limits of reasonable expansion".

"This secret audit demonstrates that the governor's proposal for pre-k funding would allow for a reasonable and practical expansion of the program to help thousands and thousands more kids," said Michael McKeon, the governor's communications director.

It called the expansion a "reasonable deviation" from the will because it is in the public interest to protect the building from overuse.