Sentence examples for given expanding from inspiring English sources
However, concessional loans will still be useful even if grants are less appropriate given expanding resources.
Given expanding opportunities for automation, firms may seize on higher wage-floors as an excuse to reorganise production and shed jobs.
It is worth noting that even if "traditional aid" (meaning grants) is no longer in demand, concessional loans will still be useful even if grants are less appropriate given expanding resources.
The International Energy Agency calculates that, together, the national climate plans under the Paris Agreement alone represent a $13.5 trillion market in energy efficiency and low-carbon technologies through to 2030 - and this market is growing faster than the global economy as a whole, particularly given expanding opportunities in developing countries.
Given expanding online retail sales, which now account for nearly 6% of all sales, the National Retail Federation, which represents bricks-and-mortar businesses, urged the committee to end the "unfair price and market advantage" that online retailers enjoy by not having to collect sales tax on all purchases.
Our findings are particularly concerning given expanding plantation establishment worldwide.
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.
