Sentence examples for expansion of a program from inspiring English sources

The psychiatric hospital itself would be the new site for the expansion of a program that helps homeless veterans.

Instead, the so-called Cal-Grants, which represent a vast expansion of a program that has been in place since 1956, blend merit and financial need.

Mr. Neblett told them that the expansion of a program at the learning center had meant there was no more room for the piano there, the report says.

Republicans originally denounced Mr. Clinton's plan as a costly expansion of a program that already faces fiscal difficulties and said they would not take it up unless it was part of a broader overhaul of Medicare.

It would include direct payments to farmers, efforts to promote U.S. goods abroad and an expansion of a program that purchases surplus farm output and distributes it to food banks and other anti-hunger programs.

Among the possibilities that officials have explored is the unilateral expansion of a program that would provide many illegal immigrants with work permits to allow them to legally live and work in the country indefinitely.

The officials said the program was an expansion of a similar program run by privately operated school-based health centers around the city for several years.

The new program, Construction Skills 2000, is an expansion of a pilot program that was run by the construction industry groups from 1993 to 1997 for graduates of 10 vocational schools in the city.

To that end, he is seeking a citywide expansion of a pilot program he introduced last year in which banks work with black churches to identify prospective homebuyers.

Pearson has called for the expansion of a placement program that has put other teenagers to work in abattoirs and as fruit pickers.

But at the C.I.A., he oversaw a vast expansion of a drone program that killed militants in Pakistan, Yemen and Somalia.