Sentence examples for expanded in the current from inspiring English sources

Since the Telefood operation is going to be continued and expanded in the current and successive biennia (Conference Resolution 3/97, refers), I should recommend that, if special audit arrangements are again deemed necessary, their implementation be more strictly monitored.

That's the take-away from the recent news that 65% of small businesses (SMBs) don't plan to expand in the current period or the next 6 months.

It was renovated and expanded in the past 10 years by its current owner, an interior designer who outfitted it with antique fixtures, doors, cabinets and counters.

The Prime Now thing they're doing is being expanded in the US (New York is the current testing ground for expansion, but 17 cities US-wide have been announced) and in the UK, with the London version launching in June.

The home was expanded in the 19th century to its current size of about 3,600 square feet.

This method will be expanded upon in the current study using data-independent acquisition (DIA) MS analysis, with truly unbiased collection of MSE (MS collected with a different collision Energy) data.

Analysts expect the Japanese economy to have grown 1 percent in the financial year that just ended, and to expand 2.2 percent in the current financial year.

Introduced in 1993 and expanded under the current prime minister, Shinzo Abe, the programme has long been criticised by unions for allowing firms to hire workers on low pay and with few employment rights.

Further experimental characterization of Arabidopsis and rice serine proteases that are likely to be involved in basic functions associated with various physiological processes in plants would be useful in expanding the current understanding of these processes in regulating plant growth and development.

Originally the house was only 900 square feet, but in 2007 it was expanded by the current owner, who added two new wings.

Then in 1910, the state legislature expanded the court back to five justices, and lastly, in 1913 the court expanded to the current seven justices.