Both Ebright and the Government Accountability Office GAOO) have been critical of the government's expansion of high-containment laboratories without an overarching regulatory body.
He is the author of Absolutism and Ruling Class, The Formation of the Russian Political Order l700-l825 (Oxford, 1991), The Russian Empire and the World 1700-1917, The Geopolitics of Expansion and Containment (Oxford, 1997), and The Grand Strategy of the Russian Empire 1650-1831 (Oxford 2003).
Dr. Brown is the author of Politics and Health Care Organizations: HMOs as Federal Policy Brookings Institutionn,1983) and of articles on the political dimensions of community cost containment, expansion of coverage for the uninsured, national health reform, the role of analysis in the formation of health policy, and cross-national health policy.
This expansion and refinement of the technologies of containment is, by itself, rarely sufficient.
Researchers have pointed out that following the era of expansion and cost containment, came the era of accountability [ 1].
The U.S. developed a policy of "containment" toward Soviet bloc expansion.
Mr. Sheridan and Mr. Heron portray the borstal years as an expansion of Behan's imagination, not a containment.
A volumetric expansion can result in significant pressurization of the pore fluid depending on the degree of containment and the thermal and hydraulic properties of the fluid as well as the solid.
States must also indicate how the plan would meet the ACA's goals of coverage expansion, affordability, cost containment, comprehensive coverage and the impact on provisions of the ACA that will not be waived.
However, geopolitics continued to influence international politics, serving as the basis for the United States' Cold War strategy of containment, which was developed by George Kennan as a geopolitical strategy to limit the expansion of the Soviet Union.
