Applying them together as complementary measures of risk clearly can expand a decision-making instrument for many competing risks studies.
The French Open tennis tournament will remain at Roland Garros Stadium in Paris and expand after a decision on Sunday by French tennis federation officials.
ZapSib's current managers said they reinvested profits to expand production, a decision they said was validated by the mill's return to profit after years of steady losses.
We expanded a stepwise decision tree to assess the likelihood of NMDR relationships reported.
And Mr. Obama, in his response, was constrained by secrecy laws from talking about his most aggressive action against Iran: his decision to expand a cyberwarfare campaign against the country.
"Chief among" the policy differences "is the administration's apparent decision to expand a system that double taxes American employers when they try to compete with foreign corporations," said Representative Dave Camp of Michigan, chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, referring to the overseas minimum tax.
Upset with the city of Dallas's decision to expand a landfill in the Highland Hills/Paul Quinn College neighborhood, the students at the small, historically Black institution are pushing back and trying to educate the larger Dallas community.
But even if that accurately represents Mexican sentiments, the law's backers in the city assembly as well as among gay men and lesbians argue that their vote was aimed at expanding rights, a decision that cannot be based on opinion polls or referendums.
Another important element of the plan was the Federal Reserve's decision to expand an emergency lending program so that commercial banks could buy asset-backed securities from money funds.
Granted, Sklar's decision to expand an earlier short film to feature length was an idea probably as sketchy as Jim's and Dave's renovation-as-reconciliation scheme.
That's why President Obama was showing support for Israel when he was critical of Prime Minister Netanyayu's decision to cave into that country's worst elements--the political Orthodox and Settler movements--and his decision to expand an Orthodox neighborhood in East Jerusalem with no strategic value at a time where the act could only be viewed as provocative.
