Sentence examples for administration is expanding from inspiring English sources

After Guantánamo, there is Bagram, the U.S.-run detention center in Afghanistan that the Obama administration is expanding.

His administration is expanding wetlands to accommodate surging tides, installing green roofs to absorb rainwater and prodding property owners to move boilers out of flood-prone basements.

The administration is expanding efforts to train financial investigators in the three countries, improve intelligence sharing, enact antiterrorism legislation and tighten border controls in the lush but lawless region, a senior administration official said today.

The administration is expanding its sales campaign with public appearances and private efforts to persuade.

The Obama administration is expanding the definition of who must comply with those rules in an effort to close the so-called "gun show" loophole, in which private dealers claim they are hobbyists merely selling off pieces of their personal collections, and thus not required to obtain licenses, seek background checks on buyers or maintain records.

The first public indication that the administration was expanding the traditional view of nuclear deterrence came in a statement by President Bush in October 2006 that followed a test detonation of a nuclear device by North Korea.

Or about the drone program that is expanding under President Obama, or the Bush administration's warrantless wiretapping of Americans.

The Transportation Security Administration is expanding its screening of passengers before they arrive at the airport by searching a wide array of government and private databases that can include records like car registrations and employment information.

The administration has been expanding its computer crime-fighting capabilities in recent years, establishing computer crime squads in F.B.I. offices around the country and training prosecutors in United States attorneys' offices.

Mr. Daschle, who has not ruled out a presidential bid in 2004, joined other Democrats this week in saying that the administration appeared to be expanding its war on terrorism without clearly explaining its goals.

But after a week of standing firm against the criticism, the administration appears to be expanding the list of reasons it includes in its public explanations for the deal – even suggesting it might help eventually break diplomatic deadlock in Afghanistan, though acknowledging it is too soon to tell.