Sentence examples for expand a system from inspiring English sources

Actors have been pushing to expand a system used for network commercials known as pay-for-play, in which they are paid each time a commercial is broadcast.

At the briefing, DJI said that it continued to expand a system that ensured the drones could not fly in sensitive areas, an arrangement known as geofencing.

The announcement by the Education Department on Wednesday freezes changes that would speed up and expand a system for erasing the federal loan debt of student borrowers who were cheated by colleges that acted fraudulently.

Even seemingly simple proposals lacking in controversy, like one to expand a system of cameras that capture the license plates of drivers who run red lights, have foundered in Albany because of the opposition of a single legislator.

Another central element of his climate plan would be to expand a system created under his father's administration in which businesses would voluntarily report their emissions and be granted credits that could later prove valuable if an emissions trading system were adopted.

"Chief among" the policy differences "is the administration's apparent decision to expand a system that double taxes American employers when they try to compete with foreign corporations," said Representative Dave Camp of Michigan, chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, referring to the overseas minimum tax.

Boston is also expanding a system to monitor information about emergency room visits for early detection of outbreaks.

Such cultures are only promulgated by administrations intent on expanding a system of bribes and political patronage.

In a report, the panel suggested that President Obama shift course by expanding a system he inherited from President George W. Bush and by setting aside the final part of an antimissile strategy he unveiled in 2009.

And the Netherlands chain Albert Heijn is expanding a system called "tap to go," through which customers pat the shelf readers of products they want to buy with branded cards or app-enabled phones.

Since implementing and expanding a system usually involves considerable human and financial investment, there is a growing need to identify and prioritize the essential elements for the proper adoption and success of the respective systems [ 3– 6].