Sentence examples for major enlargement from inspiring English sources

Governor Whitman hailed the acquisition not only as a major enlargement of the park, but also as added protection for "the water quality and supply for more than two million residents of northern New Jersey".

If, as expected, it proposes a major enlargement of the canal, the overhaul will have to be put to a vote in a referendum.So one of the first tasks of whoever wins the election, when he takes office in August, will be to sell the plan to the electorate.

A mostly intact octagonal chapter house dates from the major enlargement after the fire of 1270.

After the fire of 1270, a programme of reconstruction was launched, with repairs and a major enlargement.

Its northernmost limit coincides with the major enlargement of the coastal lowland in Southern Brazil, from southern Chuí in Rio Grande do Sul State to Cabo Frio in Rio de Janeiro State (Fig.  1) [ 53] (see also [ 1]).

The legendary and much photographed Blue Lagoon has embarked on a major expansion that includes a redesign and enlargement of the spa experience area, as well as the construction of a luxury hotel.

Results revealed that the rod-shaped nano-grains in the starting HA particles (< 500 nm in length and 40 70 nm in diameter) encountered two major experiences: enlargement due to unmelt state and reorganization due to melting solidification.

At the Brussels headquarters of the European Commission, the union's executive body, the spokesman, Jonathan Faull, told reporters: "We have taken a major step towards enlargement, but it is not over yet.

Nato will take its latest major step towards enlargement – and further increase tension with Russia – when foreign ministers are expected to issue a formal invitation to Montenegro to join the alliance.

Type 1, the non-neuronopathic form, is the most common (>90% of patients), and major symptoms include enlargement of the spleen and liver (hepatosplenomegaly), thrombocytopenia, anaemia and skeletal disease (Mistry and Zimran, 2007).

Furthermore, the observation that multiple, partially clustered, repetitive PIDs in a patient with malignant hemispheric stroke coincided with major, essentially concentric enlargement of the ischaemic lesion over a period of 5 days led to the inference that the experimental results may apply at least to some extent to human stroke.