Sentence examples for expanded green from inspiring English sources

The primary election for the recently expanded Green party was supposed to have been a coronation march for the handsome, charismatic TV presenter and ecological campaigner Nicolas Hulot, 56.

At that time, in a public-private venture, Brussels made plans to transform the Cité Administrative from an obsolete modernist monument into a mixed-use complex featuring renovated offices, expanded green space, recreational facilities, and a substantial amount of housing, thus reintegrating the site into city life.

Lane 1: storage roots, lane 2: sprout, lane 3: veins, lane 4: sprouted roots, and lane 5: full expanded green leaves.

MT-I mRNA levels were the highest in the storage roots, followed by that in sprouted roots, fully expanded green leaves and vein; while it was the lowest in sprout.

MT-II mRNA levels were the highest in the storage roots, followed by that in fully expanded green leaves; while it was the lowest in sprouted roots and vein.

For northern blotting, 10  μg of total RNA isolated from storage roots, sprouts, sprouted roots, veins, fully expanded green leaves, and flowers were applied to a formaldehyde denaturing gel, then transferred to an Amersham Hybond-N+nylon membrane after electrophoresis, according to Sambrook et al. ([1989]).

The idea of expanding green clay on the tour has received support from European players.

The renovation of the park is the latest in a series of beautification efforts under Mayor Sergei S. Sobyanin, who has invested heavily in expanding green space in the city amid demands from Moscow's increasingly vocal middle class.

In his State of the Union address last month, President Obama said that these incentives were meant to spur demand for energy-saving products, to help expand green industries, to create jobs and to keep the United States competitive.

A project supported by the national development bank of India, which goes by the acronym NABARD, aims to expand green cover, develop the water table and improve the livelihood of villagers, the newspaper wrote.

The negativity hasn't put her off: she wants to expand Green Hope to every country, and even though she still has two years of school left, she's already set her sights on an MBA at Harvard.