Sentence examples for expanded operation from inspiring English sources

BMI British Midland has begun offering its first trans-Atlantic flights, laying the groundwork for what it hopes will be an expanded operation to the United States.

[C10.] BMI British Midland has begun offering its first trans-Atlantic flights, laying the groundwork for what it hopes will be an expanded operation to the United States.

Before he opened Park and Sixth, Brian Dowling, 41, owned a delicatessen on Park Avenue and Sixth Street in Hoboken, hence the name of this larger, expanded operation.

Jose Manuel Barroso, President of the European Commission, has pledged €30m (£26m) to help Italy deal with the migrants, while Ms Malmström has also called for an expanded operation by the EU's border agency, Frontex, which would deploy search and rescue craft across the Mediterranean.

Yet, after doubling the size of the embassy staff to nearly 16,000 people, mostly contractors, the State Department quickly reversed course this year — partly because of Iraqi objections to the expanded operation — and is now cutting back from the slightly more than 12,000 people presently in Iraq.

Amazon had previously announced openings of a gateway operation in Wilmington, Ohio in 2019, as well as an expanded operation in Rockford, Illinois, the company noted.

It recently expanded operations in Brooklyn and Hoboken, N.J., and started service in Princeton, N.J.

In the past three years, 19 companies have relocated to New Jersey, and 13 others have expanded operations.

It is still a Washington Post Company subsidiary, now called Kaplan Inc., with $621 million in revenue last year from greatly expanded operations.

During the boom of the second half of the 1990's, retail companies expanded operations at a brisk, some say suicidal, pace.

In the years that followed, it expanded operations without seeking local approval, earning little goodwill in Guadalcazar.