Sentence examples for expanding publicly from inspiring English sources

Expanding publicly financed health coverage is good for city residents, health care providers and the city treasury.

A recommendation from the Murray inquiry to improve financial capability by expanding publicly available financial counselling would be a modest but worthwhile reform.

That would not only mean rolling out wind and solar, but also drastically expanding publicly owned and affordable public transit and local sustainable agriculture.

We imprison people who suffer from substance abuse and mental health problems, instead of improving and expanding publicly funded treatment programs.

The 22-year-old will expand publicly on Tuesday, when he takes part in press duties at Royal Troon in advance of the Open Championship.

Recent years have seen the extension of parental benefits to include fathers and a push to expand publicly financed day care in an effort to help women with families and careers.

President Clinton has also called for a new program of health insurance for the unemployed that would cover an estimated 3 million people, and he has talked about continuing to expand publicly financed coverage of children (already growing because of previously legislated expansions of Medicaid).

Second, the reform expanded publicly sponsored coverage through an extension of Medicaid (health insurance for Massachusetts residents with the lowest income) to previously ineligible residents, and the creation of Commonwealth Care, a publicly subsidized plan for residents with incomes below 300% of the US federal poverty level ($23 550£16050050, €22 171) a year for a family of four in 2013).

The agency this month expanded its publicly available searchable database of complaints, and is encouraging analysis of the data.

Acadia said there were opportunities for private sector care providers to expand as publicly funded care is squeezed.

During her fellowship, Sousa-Silva will expand her publicly available database of spectra to ultimately include sixteen thousand molecules, and use those data to completely and accurately interpret exoplanet atmospheres.