The best situation would be combining on-premises performance with off-premises expansion.
Since World War II, the Ozzie and Harriet version of America was seductive, and so is the premise of endless expansion and ascendancy.
For example, consistent with its vision to meet as many community health needs as possible through local service provision, EPHS successfully sought more than half a million dollars in funding through competitive infrastructure grants to enhance and expand the service premises, thereby enabling service expansion and better integration.
But where Essex's version of the model, called Good Lives, differs is that it is premised on a significant expansion in the authority's social work, occupational therapy and nursing workforces.
Meanwhile, many Indians have begun to worry that the story's uplifting central premise — that rapid economic expansion would sweep away the intractable problems of the past — may have simply been false.
But a second would raise them less than 6% - 8000 beds - and a third, premised upon a huge expansion of community health and social care services, would mean a further cut of almost 9% - 12,000 beds.
At the premise of no appreciable expansion in the mean pore size after the second step in contrast to the initial pores, the depth of nanopores could reach seven times of the previous depth of 10 nm.
America was built on the premise of progress and expansion.
Predictions of imminent Russian territorial expansion are premised on a misinterpretation of Russian foreign policy conduct.
Even taking into account our expansion to new premises and investment in bringing the process in house, our turnover sky-rocketed from 2011 to 2012.
On the one hand, Foyles was announcing its latest expansion, to improved premises adjacent to its iconic shop on Charing Cross Road; on the other was a small shop sending out a very real SOS to its friends on Facebook and Twitter.
