Selective expansion: Maintain share of market growth through highly selective and carefully timed expansion with new gasoline-only outlets, giving careful consideration to profitability criteria and market supply-demand balances.
Henry, a professor of civil engineering at University College London (UCL), arrived early the following year as vice-chancellor and embarked on a policy of expansion while maintaining academic independence.
In the last decade, Mr. Signoles has faced the challenge of reconciling a strategy of organic development with global expansion while maintaining the exclusivity of the brand.
But he added that the current level of interest rates was appropriate and likely "to promote the economy's expansion while maintaining the favorable rates of core inflation we've seen latterly".
"There is always a great potential for conflict between a school's need for expansion and maintaining the livability of residential neighborhoods," said Lo van der Valk, president of Carnegie Hill Neighbors, a preservation group.
The company said that the stock sale and loan provide Beats "with more flexibility for global expansion while maintaining HTC's major stake and commercial exclusivity in mobile," as it shared the news in a brief note to investors on its Web site.
In [15], the UGF technique was used to determine the reserve expansion for maintaining the reliability level of power systems with high wind power penetration.
Eventually, the parent company of Frontier injected a lifeline to keep the company afloat, but it's not clear how long the airline will be able to keep up its rapid expansion while maintaining its ultra-low fare structure.
Once the two sides of the debate became expansion or maintaining the status quo, cuts would no longer be considered a mainstream Democratic position.
I also heard from people who don't consider themselves against Net Neutrality, but who say their issue is prioritizing broadband expansion over maintaining Net Neutrality--as if the two have some intrinsic competitive relationship.
