Sentence examples for expanding permanent from inspiring English sources

For decades, some of us have advocated expanding permanent protections in Alaska federal waters, but none have been established mainly due to Washington's political timidity.

HUD, in partnership with the U.S. Department of Transportation, is working with local officials to build on that work by expanding permanent affordable housing, improving access to jobs, and enhancing connectivity along Denver's transit corridors.

Several participants noted that expanding permanent health services would improve the ability of campaigns such as the IPC campaign to be effective.

Declaring himself president to 100 million Mexicans at home and 23 million in the United States, he challenged Washington to expand permanent visas and guest-worker programs for Mexicans, and to give legal status to about 3 million Mexican migrants.

As Congress draws to a close, among the last sticking points between President Clinton and Republicans on a year-end budget deal are Democratic proposals to grant limited amnesty to hundreds of thousands of longtime residents who came to the United States illegally, expand permanent residency to certain Central Americans and help certain other immigrants obtain green cards.

There, the star of the museum, a vastly expanded permanent exhibition on Chicago history, lives up to the lobby signs' promise.

"But I'm wondering who is going to do those jobs?" Gary Burnett, 35, said he favored a path to citizenship and expanded permanent-resident visas for those waiting outside the country, because the nation is already part of a global economy.

Such exhibitions are more of a goal than expanding the permanent collection, Dr. Deupi said, though bequests are always welcome.

All of its options, the statement said, "entail MOCA retaining its identity, programming and expanding its permanent collection".

Since opening a vast new wing in 2007, the nearly 200-year-old Prado has been stretching into its new space by reorganizing and expanding its permanent displays.

Replacing the Whitney's former home on the Upper East Side, in an iconic building designed by Marcel Breuer, the new structure responds to the institution's need for larger galleries to show more ambitious exhibitions, as well as its unmatched -- and ever expanding -- permanent collection of 20th and 21st century art.