Sentence examples for programs to expand from inspiring English sources

From the beginning of the New Deal, the question had been what federal programs to expand.

To date it has been difficult for these programs to expand much outside of Kabul and the major northern cities given security and facility constraints, but there is hope that they will one day — if security permits.

Mr. Clinton has less than 12 months left in office, but he put forward an array of programs to expand health care, education programs, scientific research and anti-poverty efforts while shoring up the big retirement systems.

When asked why she supports Mr. Pataki, Mary Pembleton, a Democrat, first cited the state's programs to expand health care coverage, especially for children -- some of the most liberal steps the governor has taken.

Largely in response to the fluctuation of the auto industry, Michigan's government and business leaders initiated programs to expand the state's manufacturing base, to attract new high-technology firms, and to promote the service sector of the economy; tourism and education, in particular, have continued to do well.

He outlined a modest legislative agenda that might be pursued with Republican coöperation, if such a thing could be obtained: infrastructure spending that would create high-paying jobs, a raise in the federal minimum wage, and programs to expand early-childhood education and to make college more affordable.

The Council has had a positive impact on the lives of New Yorkers -- from providing tax relief to creating senior citizen and after-school programs to expanding library hours.

The board also approved a pilot program to expand educational programming at branch libraries.

"More than enough," he said, for a program to expand prescription drug coverage.

There is no timeline for the program to expand to 10,000 bikes.

The Bush administration moved forward on Friday with a program to expand collecting DNA samples from people in federal custody.