Sentence examples for hastily expanded from inspiring English sources

Updated at 5.50pm BST 5.36pm BST Summary The hastily expanded Ukrainian military presence in the east, billed by Kiev as an "anti-terrorist operation," produced multiple standoffs with locals and opposition forces, but there have been no reports of casualties or of shots fired Wednesday.

But the problem wasn't "fixed," it had been surreptitiously moved to hastily expanded onshore detention centres which were already full to bursting.

The Obama administration hastily expanded the all-but-abandoned family detention policy back in 2014, as tens of thousands of Central American migrants crossed into the United States.

The foundation, in short, feels like a combination of a leftish thinktank, an elite management consultancy and a hastily expanding internet start-up.

But even the chairman of a commission that coordinates planning for the federal government worried that some agencies were hastily expanding security.

That's an oblique reference to the flood of Central American asylum and humanitarian relief claims that first skyrocketed in 2014, leading the Obama administration to hastily expand family detention after all but abandoning it five years before.

Together these two units remained linked until 4 September 1939 when, under the command of Lieutenant Colonel William Jeater, the 2nd Battalion was once again raised as a separate unit as part of an effort by the Australian government to hastily expand the Militia following the outbreak of the Second World War.

"Problems that we observed at Artesia, which were a function of the government's haste and eagerness to throw up a family detention center, are eerily similar to Trump's order to hastily expand this inappropriate practice," said Bradley Jenkins, a lawyer with the Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc. who visited Artesia in September 2014.

In August, Congress hastily approved expanded powers for the security agency in a vote that many Democrats said they regretted.

During his tenure, he tried to learn from the mistakes of Chinese wine regions that had expanded hastily, insisting on rigorous quality control and working to foster small wineries.

The continent-wide ripples from Ireland's banking crisis have vindicated the Euroskeptics who argued that the E.U. was expanded too hastily, and that a single currency couldn't accommodate such a wide diversity of nations.