Sentence examples for expand choice from inspiring English sources

You could say this would expand choice, and you'd be right; it's not a complete failure.

And the incentives that government gives private health plans to expand choice end up undercutting efforts to save money.

"This does not expand choice to more families," said Luis Huerta, a co-author of the report.

OF ALL the government's reforms, none arrived in office inspiring greater expectations than the plan to expand choice and competition in schools.

Finding more ways to expand choice (whether by vouchers or other means) will leave the most disadvantaged children far, far behind, in schools that are underserved and underfunded.

Yet Bush, a longtime technophile, saw in virtual schools the same revolutionary potential to expand choice that he had seen in vouchers and charters.

Tricia Smith, a lobbyist at AARP, said: "We agree that it would be good to expand choices for Medicare patients.

The proposal aims to "expand choices for users and business opportunities for operators," according to a statement by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry.

But Alissa Fox, policy director for the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association, said, "The only way to assure vibrant competition and expand choices for beneficiaries is to establish 50 state-based regions".

In another move to expand choices for investors, the World Gold Council applied to the S.E.C. in May for approval to list its Equity Gold Trust, an exchange-traded fund, on the New York Stock Exchange.

A response that focuses on expanding high quality educational opportunities will expand choices and could be a constructive pathway to the resources and livelihoods that all young people need, and that will ultimately benefit us all.