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Instead of devaluing, Mr. Rodríguez Saá said he would expand a policy initiated by Mr. de la Rúa of printing scrip in the form of low-interest bonds to pay government workers.

The surprisingly strong economic reports should reduce pressure on the Bank of England's governor, Mervyn A. King, to further expand a policy of quantitative easing — essentially buying assets to flood the market with liquidity — a move to offset the economic effect of government budget cuts.

NSF so far has remained in the background of that debate, which would expand a policy covering research funded by the National Institutes of Health.

Under Anne, the Royal Collection began once more to expand, a policy continued by Anne's son, Charles.

Holder also said the department is expanding a policy for considering compassionate release for inmates facing extraordinary or compelling circumstances, and who pose no threat to the public.

The provisions impose a four-hour limit on time spent on the tarmac for delayed international flights, expanding a policy that has been in place for domestic flights for a year.

The Federal Research Public Access Act of 2010 (H.R. 5037), championed by public access groups, mirrors a Senate bill that expands a policy at the National Institutes of Health to more agencies.

£35m was secured to expand a Liberal Democrat flagship policy, the pupil deprivation grant.

The order expanded an earlier policy for granting residence but not formal legal status to immigrants who came as children, graduated from high school and have not been convicted of a serious crime.

The move, said a GE Capital spokesman, expanded on a policy established in 2008.

A team led by John Houghton, an economist at Victoria University in Melbourne, Australia, examined the potential payoff of expanding a National Institutes of Health (NIH) policy requiring grantees to post their peer-reviewed manuscripts in a free database after a delay.