During that election, he took the hardest line in a field of five conservative candidates, calling for expanding the limits of Japan's pacifist Constitution to allow a full military, and supporting patriotic education that teaches a more sympathetic view of Japan's actions during World War II.
He understood well that if this country were to make revolutionary progress on sciences or foreign relations, there would first need to be a leader who can challenge the citizens of this country to expand the limits of what they believe is possible and set the moon as our new frontier.
The judgment thus had the effect of reducing the effect of statutory ouster clauses and expanding the limits of judicial review.
These actions include manipulation of the center of gravity movements, variations in the base of support, and adaptation training with reactive and proactive actions to self-induced perturbations, with the purpose of increasing the sway envelope and thereby expanding the limits of stability, with the ultimate goal of reducing the risk of falling.
It's understandable that, forty or more years ago, when moral strictures were tight and held in place by force of law, directors and producers would seek to expand the limits of the permissible, and that actors would (one hopes, willingly) go along with them.
Canadian journalist Martin Popoff praised Show No Mercy for being as "seminal" as Metallica's Kill 'Em All "in defining state-of-the-art speed metal" and for inspiring new bands to "expand the limits of metal".
Certain types of open-ended questions require answers that encourage people to expand the limits of their thinking.
Taking cues from across the pond, Kevin helped shape a genre and sound that is at the lifeblood of every corner of electronic music, and today, at 50 years young, he's continuing to expand the limits of our minds with enticing collaborations, remixes, and club-crushing sets.
At the same time, Puerto Ricans were unable to expand the limits of their autonomy to include international diplomacy, such as playing a greater role in Caribbean affairs.
If Kyoto does take effect, we may find that after industries and countries begin to comply, it will be easier to expand the limits of what is politically possible.
