Sentence examples for wider right from inspiring English sources

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The upgrade, which runs through Redding, Weston and Wilton, would require much taller transmission poles and a wider right of way.

These proposals, combined with a wider right for all parents in failing schools to choose an alternative school for their children, would ensure that schools work hard to attract students from more disadvantaged backgrounds.

"The question is, to what extent is new capacity needed, and what are the alternate solutions?" C. L. and P.'s preferred option is combining an existing 115-kV line and the 345-kV line on new steel monopoles, thereby minimizing the need for a wider right of way.

Easy, of course, to suppose that this is a subject of interest only to middle-class women who have genetically exotic children or people who have time to sit around asking: "Who am I?" But it goes so much wider; right to the heart of so much of the confusion that currently surrounds us.

The wider right paracolic space is more prone to tumour deposition, which in turn commonly infiltrates adjacent large bowel.

This reduction in risk was achieved without demanding wider right-of-way and without creating measurable increase in expected collision frequency due to independent re-dimensioning of different geometric elements.

This paper attempts to answer the questions as to whether it is possible to reduce overall risk and achieve consistency in such reduction without demanding wider right-of-way.

The width of a right-of-way shall not exceed fifty feet plus the ground occupied by the pipeline (that is, the pipe and its related facilities) unless the Secretary or agency head finds, and records the reasons for his finding, that in his judgment a wider right-of-way is necessary for operation and maintenance after construction, or to protect the environment or public safety.

The Angling Trust lobbies politicians to prevent the recognition of wider rights of access.

Compared to B-DNA, the A-DNA form is a wider right-handed spiral, with a shallow, wide minor groove and a narrower, deeper major groove.