Sentence examples for expanding its ability from inspiring English sources
The deal is another step in Cisco's strategy of expanding its ability to help companies with all aspects of setting up and managing computer networks.
Google does that, and expanding its ability to draw on that content was part of the reason Google changed its privacy policy this year.
Unless you're living somewhere very unusual, the sight of white people being rounded up and shot is genuinely unsettling and not trivial, not when the U.S. is expanding its ability to detain people indefinitely and innocent people have been detained and tortured at Guantánamo Bay.
Rumours abound of schemes to increase the firepower of the EFSF by expanding its ability to borrow, perhaps from the European Central Bank.Wolfgang Schäuble, Germany's Europhile finance minister, vows that the EFSF will not be topped up, but it is not clear that he is ruling out all forms of reinforcement.
The new rule would allow the federal government to provide itself with a child care license through an "outside entity" for existing and new facilities, greatly expanding its ability to detain immigrant children long-term.
The rationale is that it would expand its ability to gain a greater share of the national advertising market – regional newspapers take a portion of major advertisers' national campaign budgets.
Being offered by Walmart both in stores, and now online, has been a big win for the services provider, as it greatly expands its ability to reach customers without having to spend on marketing.
Crewed mission capabilities will help SpaceX expand its ability to serve contracts, since it can then serve the ISS for more than just supply runs.
Facebook has denied this product is in the works whenever it's been asked, but last week it revised its privacy policy to expand its ability to serve ads to its user while they're outside of Facebook.com.com
In addition, the F.B.I. would like to expand its ability to eavesdrop on individuals in the United States.
A recent report by Privacy International claims Pakistan's military intelligence agency, the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), is seeking to dramatically expand its ability to intercept communications.
