Sentence examples for permit expansion from inspiring English sources

France and Germany have said they will not permit expansion of the bloc without the treaty.

To "disappear" that report and, six months later, permit expansion to go ahead.

The vaginal lining characteristically has several transverse ridges known as vaginal rugae, which permit expansion of the vaginal cavity.

It will also permit expansion to make room for amenities like an in-house photo studio and the ample conference space that many magazine publishers take for granted.

But its structure is sufficiently flexible to permit expansion for comprehensive policy design that rests on a foundation of a basin's hydrology, institutional constraints, and economic relations.

Parents can speak to better school nutrition and expansion of pre-K education; On the negative side: a friend could speak about someone who died because the Republicans in the state didn't permit expansion of Medicaid; another could speak of how he or she lost their home because unemployment insurance wasn't extended, or barely had enough to eat because access to food stamps was reduced.

The Romans organized their citizenry in a way that permitted expansion.

The background is this: In 1999, Congress enacted legislation that let banks enter the insurance and securities business for the first time and permitted expansion into other areas if the the Treasury and the Federal Reserve judged them to be "financial in nature".

Statistics compiled by the California chapter of Common Cause show that most of the money was spent on a successful one-time effort to pass ballot measures permitting expansion of reservation gambling, a move that is expected to eventually make California second only to Nevada as a casino mecca.

The fairly strong correlation between diameter gradient, permitted expansion ratio, and porosity indicates the potential to control the microstructure and hence impact energy absorption.

Various techniques are used to separate polychromatic NIR light into monochromatic light for both qualitative and quantitative analysis of food samples, including light-emitting diode (LED), diffraction grating, interferometer, diode-array, or acousto-optic tunable filter (AOTF), permitting expansion of IR analyses into new arenas.