Sentence examples for give expanded from inspiring English sources

The latest series of executive orders is aimed at helping small businesses fight patent lawsuits, give expanded resources to the US Patent and Trademark Office, and help limit the scope of what can actually be patented.

It's an argument about precedent: when you give expanded power to a leader you like for purposes you support, don't be surprised when a future leader you oppose uses that same power for purposes you deplore.

Meanwhile, the F.D.A. must be given expanded powers to ensure the safety of our food supply.

The agency, the Civilian Complaint Review Board, would be given expanded powers to charge and prosecute officers that it found had committed misconduct.

The National Assembly's vote had been widely expected since Maduro requested a month ago to be given expanded power to enact laws without consulting congress for up to a year.

He also called for American companies to be given expanded powers to establish sales and distribution networks in China, and for foreign businesses to be given transparent and equal treatment under business regulations.

Under a new food-safety law enacted just months ago, the F.D.A. was given expanded powers to require food producers and processors to develop safety plans, conduct more frequent inspections domestically and abroad and order recalls of tainted foods.

To build presidential power, the plan proposes that the next president be given expanded authority to send individual items in spending bills back to Congress for up-or-down votes.

Moreover, she said Wal-Mart stood to benefit from the laws, because "a policy climate in which people are given expanded rights to shoot" in self-defense could encourage people to buy guns.

It was given expanded power to root out financial fraud, and was expected to do so.Besides this inheritance, Mr Donaldson was faced with new scandals in the insurance and mutual-fund industries and involving market makers at the New York Stock Exchange NYSEE).

Thanks to the Patriot Act, the government has already been given expanded wiretapping powers and the right to snoop on what we're reading at our local public libraries.