Sentence examples for maintaining or expanding from inspiring English sources

QUESTION FROM KEVIN: After reading about recent events, I have come to the conclusion that the US and Obama don't care about human rights or anything other maintaining or expanding US influence.

A growing economy gives us a lot of good choices: maintaining or expanding government programs, cutting taxes or holding them at a moderate level, reducing or managing the national debt.

Officials of the new group, called J Street, say they believe the best way to bring security and peace to Israel is to help political candidates who support that country but will occasionally question some of its policies like maintaining or expanding settlements in disputed territories.

Mr. Romney and other Republican candidates have not only opposed higher taxes on the wealthy, but also favor maintaining or expanding the relatively low rates for capital gains and investment income, breaks that Republicans and others favor as a way to spur investment and reward risk-taking but which critics say have fed the growing wealth gap.

Translational medicine should meet the demands of maintaining or expanding the biomedical workforce and education programs that attract and retain young people in the translational and biomedical sciences.

Where a degree of inefficiency exists, rather than the Milk Package, all the tools available under the second CAP pillar could support inefficient farmers in maintaining or expanding milk production, which is quite often vital for their economies.

Our sewers are old and overburdened, and there is never enough money to maintain or expand them.

Regulatory deck chairs need to be rearranged, and various government agencies are scrambling to maintain or expand their turfs.

They saw the battle as a matter of survival because state officials would decide whether to maintain or expand state subsidies for the health care industry.

The city's analysis warned that cutbacks in federal programs could threaten any recovery and place pressure on the next mayor to maintain or expand public assistance.

Mr. Potanin's supporters, however, say that paying higher dividends could cut into investments needed to maintain or expand output in the future.