Sentence examples for expand selection from inspiring English sources

Under the headline was a striking story with a message for ministers as they seek, controversially, to encourage grammar schools to get involved in running non-selective institutions as part of Theresa May's plan to expand selection.

Lesson 2: Medicine needs to expand selection criteria for promotion and train individuals to take on the next responsibility.

The whole concept of our reforms falls apart if you use it to expand selection – because instead of children and parents choosing schools, you get schools choosing children.

By picking a fight over plans to expand selection in schools, May will, they argue, sow division, divert resources away from where they are needed most and harm the causes she claims to be committed to advancing.

We now have a Conservative government pursuing a harsh and chaotic Brexit; demonising its critics as unpatriotic internal enemies; pursuing inflammatory anti-immigration ruses, such as floating the idea of drawing up lists of foreign workers; and pledging to expand selection in schools.

To drive more competitive pricing across the board, Amazon will need to bring more first-party vendors on board, as well as attract more "third-party" marketplace sellers who can expand selection and create more internal price competition.

The latter option will allow you to personalize the keyboard by selecting from an expanded selection of new scenic views, says Google, which can be set as the keyboard's backdrop via the app's Settings.

"There is no evidence that comprehensive schools have been worse for social mobility than the selective schools they replaced, nor that expanding selection would bring about an increase in mobility".

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Nestled among the expanded selection of salamis and sausages were those by Fra'Mani in California.