Sentence examples for expanded action from inspiring English sources
But one line was added to the text that went counter to the calls for strict employee verification and expanded action by states: It called for "a legal and reliable source of foreign labor where needed through a new guest worker program".
An expanded action research framework – the "action research cycle reloaded" – is proposed and the role of the action researcher in the buyer-supplier context is discussed.
For resource-rich developing countries to be able to efficiently address poverty and inequality, without accumulating unsustainable levels of debt, such debate must translate to radically expanded action.
While expanded action is required to halt trafficking and sexual exploitation and drug use among adolescents, the realisation of these young people's rights to sexual and reproductive health must be a top epidemiological and ethical priority.
That is, fresh ways of looking can expand action possibilities.
Not only does his action damage our ability to accomplish meaningful reform, but if left unchecked it allows future presidents to expand actions or reverse them altogether," Denham said in a statement.
The DAPA executive action included expanded deferred action for qualified DACA applicants, from a two-year reprieve to three years.
The Deferred Action for Parents (DAPA) and an expanded Deferred Action for Children (DACA) - President Obama's immigration policies -- would have kept families together and provided them with temporary protections.
The second set expanded the action to the edges of the relief, a breakthrough that Ghiberti probably gleaned from Donatello, his former student, when both worked on the cathedral in Siena.
Despite being a pro-business racist who detested environmentalists, Nixon supported new environmental laws, championed economic policies that would have placed him on the left side of the Democratic Party, and even expanded affirmative action.
[C10.] U.S. Expands Action Against Fraud The Federal Trade Commission and the Food and Drug Administration are stepping up enforcement actions against Internet companies marketing fraudulent health products.
