Sentence examples for expanded broadband from inspiring English sources

New infrastructure programmes, such as high-speed rail or expanded broadband penetration, went nowhere.

In addition to traditional roads and bridges, the projects would include improved medical information technology and expanded broadband Internet capacity.

Clinton has said that higher taxes on the richest and corporations would offset the spending, and gave a few specifics about her plans, including expanded broadband internet around the US.

The development, driven by expanded broadband access to the Web, cheaper computer technology and improved call-routing systems, has opened the door to an entirely new group of at-home workers.

Instead, the gathering in Brussels will be dominated by disputes over the €5 billion, or $6.7 billion, earmarked for new European power links, carbon capture and storage projects, offshore wind farms and expanded broadband networks.

"I do see a motivation to try to stimulate the economy," said Brett Glass, the founder of Lariat.net, an Internet service provider in Laramie, Wyo., who is an advocate for expanded broadband access.

He wants to expand broadband service and revisit congestion pricing.

Around $7 billion of 2009's stimulus went to expand broadband access.

IN HIS first radio address as president, Barack Obama spoke of "expanding broadband to millions of Americans".

So far, the F.C.C. has outlined efforts to expand broadband availability only though wired connections.

It won't be the U.S.'s first bid to massively expand broadband in Cuba.