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The hospitals are hoping the program might be expanded to help balance the federal budget.

A senior administration official said the United Nations oil-for-food program would be expanded to help finance stabilization and reconstruction.

Gen Philip Breedlove, Nato's top commander in Europe, has proposed that the base be expanded to help the alliance respond faster to any Russian threat.

The assignment covers the Rand McNally traditional books and maps as well as Randmcnally.com, which is to be expanded to help consumers think of the company as more of a travel adviser than a map publisher.

The hope is that the Breatheasy scheme can be expanded to help children with other illnesses, such as those who have diabetes or who are on dialysis.

But it could be expanded to help people with strong accents use whatever voice-enabled technology Seattle or Silicon Valley comes up with next.

The popular campaign for AT&T featuring commercials with interviews of cute schoolchildren in the style of "Kids Say the Darnedest Things" is being expanded to help children, of whatever age, celebrate Mother's Day on Sunday.

Ms. Botros is part of the city's New Business Acceleration Team, a pilot program that began quietly in March and is now being expanded to help restaurateurs through a bureaucratic maze that is generally more complex than what is required for any other kind of entrepreneur.

Originally introduced in 1944 to help soldiers returning from World War II avoid the unemployment and economic stagnation that often follows major wars, the G.I. Bill has been expanded to help generations of military service members attend college and improve their professional skills.

2. The Volcker Rule must be expanded to significantly help reduce systemic danger.

But now it's expanding to also help users feed themselves at home, with an update to its app that provides fast delivery of groceries as well.