Sentence examples for more extensive federal from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Clinton supported a more extensive federal program.

Under the new law, the state's Do Not Call telemarketing program will be merged with the tougher and more extensive federal program.

Still, they said they had hoped for more extensive federal financing, and Mr. Queenan said he wondered whether the existing stem cells for which the president approved research financing would be sufficient.

But F.B.I. officials have concluded that the agents who conducted the investigation and ultimately told the Russians that there was no evidence that Mr. Tsarnaev had become radicalized were constrained from conducting a more extensive investigation because of federal laws and Justice Department protocols.

In response, Labour's Iain Gray said the Smith agreement would result in "more extensive powers devolved than in federal Germany or in federal Australia.

But it does have a known drawback: It's considerably more expensive than flooding--because it requires more extensive irrigation equipment--so federal and state governments have promoted the technique by paying subsidies to farmers.

It has applied for federal money for more extensive environmental testing of reservation land and greater monitoring of all pregnancies.

The new policy also allows for earlier and more extensive involvement by the White House and federal agencies that pollute the environment, such as the Department of Defense and the Department of Energy.

A preliminary psychiatric screening found Mr. Ortega competent to stand trial, but federal prosecutors asked for more extensive tests.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation had argued for a much more extensive survey, the executives said, alarmed perhaps after federal investigators in Washington learned that the anthrax spores discovered at Capitol Hill on Monday were extremely refined and potent.

Those deals, Sirius said, would allow it to pay less than SoundExchange's rate, which is set by federal statute, and to make more extensive use of music than is allowed under statutory licenses.