Sentence examples for issues of expansion from inspiring English sources

Issues of expansion, equality and eligibility for citizenship resonated throughout the Reconstruction era, even as the building of the transcontinental railroad was meant to tie the country back together.

In these bridges, the water leaking problems and maintenance issues of expansion joints are minimized.

Obama's centrist bent was plainly evident during the campaign when he and Republican rival John McCain at times sounded like they were more agreement than not on the issues of expansion of stem-cell research, immigration, faith-based social services, expanded government wiretapping, building more nuclear power plants, global warming, fair trade, and the death penalty.

Obama's centrist bent was plainly evident during the campaign when he and McCain at times sounded like they were more agreement than not on the issues of expansion of stem-cell research, immigration, faith-based social services, expanded government wiretapping, building more nuclear power plants, global warming, fair trade, and the death penalty.

But whether you favor charter schools or oppose them is of small consequence because the issue of expansion has little to do with students, classrooms, course curriculums or textbooks.

This article also discusses the issue of expansion of commercial nuclear power into new countries.

The issue of expansion in eigenfunctions is a classical one going back at least to Fourier (see, e.g., [1 4]).

"If we change the quality of Russia-NATO relations, the issues of NATO expansion will cease to matter".

Moreover, the ordinances foreshadowed how the issues of territorial expansion and slavery would become intertwined during the ensuing years.

Political parties grew up along the issues of aggressive expansion and preservation of peace; the former policy was embraced by the Blacks (Neri; the rich merchants), the latter by the Whites (Bianchi; the lesser citizens).

Proponents of the Farley Building project said that they shared concerns about tunnel safety, but that it was inappropriate to link the tunnel issues to expansion of the station.