Sentence examples for permanent expanded from inspiring English sources

But Barack Obama said he would veto the deal if it also failed to make permanent expanded tax credits for the working poor.

Of long-range significance was the Social Security Act of 1935, which provided federal aid for the aged, retirement annuities, unemployment insurance, aid for persons who were blind or crippled, and aid to dependent children; the original act suffered from various inadequacies, but it was the beginning of a permanent, expanding national program.

In George Osborne's post-election summer budget, the OTS was given a permanent and expanded role.

The BBC established a user-generated content team as a pilot in April 2005 with three staff, that was made permanent and expanded after the 7 July 2005 London bombings and the Buncefield oil depot fire.

To aid industry, the group suggests reforms to the U.S. patent system and making permanent an expanded R&D tax credit.

A bill could have offered a permanent solution, expanded legal immigration opportunities, and avoided the dubious constitutionality of a far-reaching executive order.

Making all the tax cuts permanent would expand the deficit by more than $3 trillion over the next decade.

A separate deal to make permanent and expand a host of business tax breaks all-but collapsed when Mr Obama signalled he would veto it.

"FSB members have campaigned hard to make small business rates relief permanent and expand it – and the chancellor has heeded our calls, taking many small firms out of the system altogether".

It is seeking to return to the mobile-network market it left in 2001, when it sold Cellnet (which was subsequently rebranded as O2).Republicans and Democrats in Congress worked on putting together a deal worth $440 billion over ten years that would make permanent and expand some popular tax breaks, such as those for small-business capital investment.

But legislators did agree to make permanent and expand the tax credit for new research investments by companies.