"Swedish multinationals," he wrote, "expanded thanks to social democratic policies.
"Presidential control of administration," she wrote, "expanded dramatically during the Clinton years, making the regulatory activity of the executive branch agencies more and more an extension of the president's own policy and political agenda".
He based this decision on Wickard v. Filburn, which he now writes "expanded the Commerce Clause beyond all reason".
All interviews were tape-recorded and field notes taken, and these were used to write expanded notes in Microsoft Word, which included verbatim quotes and interviewer observations and reflections [ 14].
"Every man calls barbarous anything he is not accustomed to," he writes, expanding the subject into a discussion on the ideas of primitivism, natural purity and perfection.
As Huatong Sun wrote, "expanding the scope of localization practices and linking user localization efforts" to design cycles including pedagogical design will help bridge the gap between what teachers/designers create and what skills users/students need and want.
She went to the slopes, I lounged about lazily indoors at the heated pool, dabbling at writing, expanding and adjusting the FYI piece with the thought of possibly having it work as the opening chapter of a book of trenchant reminiscence.
The case is created out of the circulation and interpretation of these written texts, expanded and enhanced by crucial communications coming in from other policemen outside the squad.
In "Others Unknown," a book Mr. Jones wrote and expanded after Mr. McVeigh accused him of incompetent representation, thereby waiving the lawyer-client privilege, according to Mr. Jones, he claims Mr. McVeigh incriminated Mr. Nichols in the building of the bomb.
