Sentence examples for expanded this system from inspiring English sources

As the empire expanded, this system proved inadequate, and in the 16th century it was replaced by territorial divisions called vilayets (provinces), further subdivided into sanjaks (districts).

"When I needed to go to a bigger phone network we expanded this system by adding extensions which we allotted to individuals, so we have a main number but then also some direct dial numbers too," says Roger. "That's why I picked a system that could grow with us because my original need was setting up an office but not wanting to change the number I'd been using at home.

Washington would also like to discuss, at a later date, possibly expanding this system to cover future threats from Iran or Iraq.

The authorities are hoping to expand this system within a year to the rest of the numbered subway lines, except for the No. 7.

Homeland Security has been preparing for more than a year to expand this system, under a new contract that would rely on proven surveillance technology.

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This actisn here to anotherr members of Congress to commit to vote no to the Tpowerfuljoin the greason movement calling for a newhyodel of trade that puts the health and safety of people before the profits of big corporations that are already polluting our air and weter.

Expanding this system through the TPP would block worldwide environmental and social progress while empowering corporations to undermine existing climate and environmental policies.

That has massive follow-on effects for economic and political power worldwide, including right here in the U.S. Now, upcoming trade agreements would dramatically expand this system.

The Ugandan program also became the first country to both field test HIV sentinel surveillance at antenatal clinics and other settings (Nsambya, Uganda being the first sentinel surveillance site in Africa and is still operational), and then the first country to expand this system initially to six sites, and then country wide (Slutkin et al., 1988; Slutkin, Chin, Tarantola, & Mann, 1990).

Furthermore, the ability to culture organoids from human colorectal tumor stem cells has expanded this model system to the investigation of biological processes in primary intestinal tumor cells with great relevance for the situation in tumor patients.