Sentence examples similar to expanded reasons from inspiring English sources

Wintemute said that expanding reasons to deny gun purchases, including a history of misdemeanor violence and alcohol abuse, may meaningfully reduce gun violence within a year or two.

With our understanding of the world advanced by science and our circle of sympathy expanded through reason and cosmopolitanism, humanity could make intellectual and moral progress.

Government revenues will increase as the economy grows, but the burden will be lighter for each individual because the economic base will have been expanded by reason of the reduced rates.

But in the process, the language actually seems to expand the reasons the NSA can keep your data, beyond a tie to terrorism to include "foreign intelligence information".

Table 3 expands the reasons other than indicated by the guidance framework that was used.

At these meetings, practices were asked to describe the practice processes to conduct the review work, to report on the complexities of reviewing or changing prescribing and to expand on reasons for 'no action'.

Ashmore [ 26] previously used Spector's [ 34] categorization of the concept of job satisfaction to expand upon reasons for South African specialists choosing to work in the public versus private sector and often both.

Several longtime friends expanded on her reasons.

He expanded on his reasons for creating the board.

Though her explanation wasn't particularly clear, MIA expanded on her reasons for customising the club sponsor's logo from "Fly Emirates" to "Fly Pirates".

Their horizons have expanded for several reasons: not only are the Detroit companies selling more cars outside the United States, but one of them, Chrysler, is controlled by a foreign automaker, the Fiat Group.