Sentence examples for enlargement from from inspiring English sources

Enlargement from 15 to 25 makes for great uncertainty over how the Union will function.

But enlargement from 15 to 25 countries next year will make the bureaucratic project much harder to manage.

4. (C) The most important of these was the enlargement (from 8 to 13 members) and strengthening of the KJI-chaired National Defense Commission (NDC).

Sir Christopher Wren was commissioned by William III to oversee its enlargement from 1689, and thereafter it became a principal royal residence.

Ireland's 2.9 million voters were asked to vote whether to approve the Treaty of Nice, a document drawn up in December, 2000, to set the complicated ground rules for the Union's enlargement from 15 to 25 members by 2004.

All this institutional reform is intended to prepare the Union for its proposed enlargement from today's 15 to 30 or more countries, but for which there is itself no deadline.

Though not without a certain graphic snap, these paintings look like anonymous promotional enlargements from the original comics.

The company claims that enlargements from the SD9 exceed the quality of 35mm film.

I can show you plenty of enlargements from a 4-megapixel camera that look much sharper and better than ones from an 8-megapixel model.

By the end of that decade, photographers were borrowing techniques from Hollywood to make newly monumental color enlargements from standard color photographs.

The current exhibition reconstructs as best as possible the layout of the scrapbook as he originally organized the pictures, and it also has a few (strangely poor) enlargements from the 1947 MoMA show.