Even economic reforms where he has a respectable record of, for example, widening the tax base and cutting fuel subsidies may stall.
These include the ambition to close Oxford Street to all diesel-powered vehicles, and to ensure all buses are electric, as well as wider "public-realm improvements" that may include, for example, widening pavements.
For example, LNAs widen the minor groove and decrease the value of the rise and the twist.
The assiduous focus on economic freedom of the past two decades, to the exclusion of political and social freedom, has allowed a sizable segment of the Chinese population to prosper, but it can also be socially destabilizing — for example, by widening the wealth gap.
While the program is an example of widening scrutiny by manufacturers merchants and legislators, it's also a nod to heightened consumer concerns.
For example, by widening either the first or second slit, the overall light entering the system increases at the expense of spectral resolution.
For example, the widening eyes of a conspecific suggest a significant change in that individual's arousal state in response to a proximal environmental event, and communicate to the viewer that he or she may do well to adopt a similar state of arousal.
For example, choices that widen the width of the moving temperature front decrease the maximum regeneration temperature under stationary feed conditions.
Noses and mouths, for example, tend to widen as people get older; the distance between the upper lip and the nose grows, whereas the distance between the eyes shrinks.
Car firms in Germany, such as BMW, are applying for banking licences so that they can follow Siemens's example—and perhaps also widen their customer-financing activities.Every euro countsJohn Thanassoulis, another Oxford economist, who is leading a study of European corporate finance during the crisis, sees signs of companies positioning themselves for a break-up of the euro.
