Sentence examples for expansion and support from inspiring English sources

"It's now time for the UK government to end its costly prevarication on airport expansion and support Heathrow's plans to ensure Scotland, and the United Kingdom as a whole, can begin to reap the rewards on offer," he said.

F.N.F. agreed to appoint a community advisory board, but it wasn't named for another two years, and by then most of the money was committed — primarily to new labor contracts and to the expansion and support of charter schools.

Since 1947, when President Harry S. Truman set forth a policy to stop further Soviet expansion and "support free peoples" who were "resisting subjugation by armed minorities or by outside pressures," America has acted as the world's policeman.

Soon after the Supreme Court's decision, India's telecommunications regulator, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) , made recommendations for a new round of bidding, including setting a higher reserve price, conditions for expansion and support for "spectrum refarming," or using the spectrum already available for different purposes or better technology.

Overall, our findings implicate cerebellar abnormalities as a contributor to the neuropathological and clinical heterogeneity associated with the C9ORF72 repeat expansion, and support additional investigations on the role of this largely overlooked neuroanatomical region in c9FTD/ALS.

Mr. Ramm said the increase seemed part of a sustained operation by the central bank to deal with the problem of inflation as a threat to sustained growth both by dampening the pace of economic expansion and supporting the value of the euro against the dollar.

Private equity can play a key role in providing growing businesses with expansion capital and support before they are ready to be publicly listed, so harnessing these funds could significantly stimulate new business growth.

Exports remained the biggest source of expansion and received support from the weak euro, which makes German goods cheaper in world markets.

Even Gov. C. L. Otter, a Republican known for vocal opposition to government expansion and strong support for states' rights, has agreed to accept the stimulus money.

The Lib Dems, who held the west London seat until 2010, have high hopes of winning it back, thanks to their opposition to Heathrow expansion and their support for the EU.

He also wants to speed up NATO membership for Ukraine, a step that would certainly infuriate the Kremlin even more than NATO expansion and Western support for democracy advocates already have.