Sentence examples for a radical expansion from inspiring English sources

Gove, Truss's predecessor, also committed to following a radical expansion of problem-solving courts.

Many of the requirements for a radical expansion of sustainable infrastructure are already in place.

Warren's proposal would constitute a radical expansion of federal taxing authority.

If there is any consensus on the EU citizenship front, it is that the very notion has undergone a radical expansion.

It inspired a revolution in education spending, a radical expansion of universities and colleges and ground-breaking new ideas like UnionLearn.

However, EU Citizenship underwent a radical expansion, enabled by the Court of Justice that treated EU Citizenship as a "catch-all category" whenever an individual challenged Member State legislation that deprived her of equal treatment.

Earl A. Powell III, the current director of the National Gallery, said in a statement: "The radical expansion of intellectual and stylistic expressions in many media by European and American artists since the 1960s is reflected in the diversity of the works that Herb and Dorothy collected over five decades".

It was a controversial and highly political decision – which ultimately led to the then unknown Catalan engineer Ildefons Cerdà's radical expansion plan for a large, grid-like district outside the old walls, called Eixample (literally, "expansion").

It is also well-insulated from the fierce debates that rage in the United States and halls of the United Nations about the wisdom and legality of US president Barack Obama's radical expansion of drone warfare into half a dozen countries.

The Court of Justice ruling in Baumbast epitomizes this radical expansion, where it propelled the status of EU Citizenship to a "constitutional" level, and this was further affirmed in Ruiz Zambrano – where "the fundamental status of non-discrimination" was awarded to all EU citizens.

I have heard this radical expansion called "Serota's Afghanistan" by one artworld wag.