Sentence examples for expand electronic from inspiring English sources

The legislation, which takes effect in January, eases regulations for the Internet and sets up rules to expand electronic commerce and make Internet access more affordable.

The state now wants to expand electronic fingerprinting to 440,000 adults who qualify for Medicaid, a proposition that makes even less sense than fingerprinting welfare recipients.

Instead, he wanted to recruit more Pakistani agents to work for the C.I.A. under the I.S.I.'s nose, expand electronic surveillance of I.S.I. offices and share little information with Pakistani intelligence officers.

Attorney General John Ashcroft is pressing Congress for a series of new anti-terrorism laws, including measures that would expand electronic surveillance and the search powers of law enforcement officials.

While Davis may beg off new alliances in the next few weeks, his released statement suggests that the company will ultimately give in to the inevitable need of every web-based service: In order to expand, electronic networks must forge relationships with large media companies who can provide support through both capital and access.

The goal is for each of the players in the development of EHR to learn freely from each other to expand electronic health records in conjunction with NHII/NHIN.

Before we embark on vastly expanding electronic records, let's decide how to use them well.

Under his direction, Coles expanded electronic commerce, offering retail customers a range of services through Yahoo, for example.

She noted that she had expanded electronic filing, created a new call center and added satellite auto bureaus during her brief tenure.

Still, with expanded electronic delivery systems drawing nearer, will studios commit films to still another packaged-goods format, especially with DVD enjoying substantial and growing success?

Donaldson has been a leading Jonson scholar for decades and is an editor of the seven-volume Cambridge edition of the Works, published this year (with an expanded electronic edition planned for 2013).