Sentence examples for formal expanded from inspiring English sources

He said the House Republican leadership had not yet discussed the matter, or even seen a formal expanded aid request from New York.

This, however, is not to say that formal expanded access policies are irrelevant or cannot be improved.

Opportunities for those who have missed out of formal education expanded through targeted interventions for out-of-school children.

Regression discontinuity estimates exploiting an admissions threshold unknown to applicants show that access to this online option substantially increases overall enrollment in formal education, expanding the pool of students rather than substituting for existing educational options.

Instead, a formal language is expanded by a new primitive predicate for truth, and axioms for that predicate are then laid down.

The government expanded formal and informal measures to restrict imports during the year, including a requirement for pre-registration and pre-approval of all imports.

In the absence of expanded formal transport infrastructure in informal settlements, an informal transport infrastructure network is independently formed by the residents to facilitate connections between significant destinations and provides the accessibility to zones and facilities within the settlement (Fig. 3).

The Government-led Go-to-School Initiative 2013-2016 has four key outcomes that are well aligned with the priorities of the Education Sector Strategic Plans of the three Ministries of Education: Outcome 1: Equitable access to quality formal basic education expanded to all school-aged boys and girls.

Formalizing property and expanding formal information networks for the base of the pyramid allows low-income property owners to enter the formal financial system and generate collateral for financial products; it also provides legal protections and visibility in the local formal economy.

Non-Formal Education expands to 169 centres across Bhutan "After learning how to read and write, I'd like to read the Kuensel [the national newspaper] and other Dzongkha language supplementary books, and some day become a Chimmi [village representative for the National Assembly]," says a female student.

The Fed also has expanded its formal statements.