Sentence examples for expansion integration from inspiring English sources

Wireless expenditures were primarily used for network capacity expansion, integration and upgrades to our HSPA network and the deployment of LTE equipment.

Ms. Jones is responsible for the overall development, expansion, integration and implementation of Professional Diversity Network (PDN) development and programming strategy.

In recent years, the implementation was decentralized to countries, as part of measures for further expansion, integration and longer-term sustainability.

In the past decade, however, that expectation has been challenged by expansion and integration in the EU, and by a confident independence movement in Scotland.

Historically a leader in European expansion and integration, Germany in recent years, according to some political observers, has become more concerned with its national political and economic affairs than the well-being of the European Union.

The impact of regional/national policies on local herders has increased most rapidly over the past few decades, particularly with expansion and integration of communication and transportation infrastructure as well as active promotion of development goals across the country (Foggin 2008; Foggin and Phillips 2010).

Further expansion and integration of the phenotype data with CTD is a future goal.

Section 1 (Background and Implementation) offers new approaches for country and hospital implementation, emphasizing sustainability and options for expansion and integration.

Future interventions should include the expansion and integration of interdisciplinary primary health care teams, patient advocacy and system navigation, the implementation of standardized assessments, information systems and care pathways, and the development of effective self-management supports for older adults.

Further expansion and integration of inter-institutional patient melanoma mutational profiles alongside detailed, case-by-case clinical and histopathologic annotation will be necessary to obtain the resolution necessary to identify these critical relationships.

The framework's main goals, include: 1) the development of the knowledge base and its expansion, 2) integration of climate adaptation in EU policy areas and increased resilience of health policies, 3) adaptation of financial mechanisms and 4) increased collaboration between EU member states.