Sentence examples for provide expanded from inspiring English sources

(The Texas Tribune has a partnership with The New York Times to provide expanded coverage of the state).

The new students desperately needed counselling and direction, but the schools couldn't afford to hire more teachers or to provide expanded services in Spanish.

On prescription drugs, for example, Mr. Clinton last week proposed doubling the size of his plan to provide expanded insurance coverage for Medicare beneficiaries.

Financing these investments over five years would help close the country's treatment gap substantially, provide expanded access to prevention programs for youth, and strengthen the safety net for people at risk of, or suffering from, the disease of addiction.

Billed as an effort to secure the internet through greater private-public data sharing on digital intrusions, civil libertarians warn it will provide expanded pathways for the government into private information.

Also, he said, public health officials must decide whether, for example, it is better to expand the newborn screening program to pick up a rare disorder or to provide expanded prenatal care or provide folic acid to all pregnancies.

Countries such as China and Pakistan in the case of heroin, and Colombia South Americaa's second most populous country) in the case of cocaine, have local traditions of drug use and vast uprooted urban populations to provide expanding markets.

It means that if federal rights are changed, minimized, denied, we are left to our states, cities and local jurisdictions to protect, provide, expand existing and if need be, new state municipal and local rights.

These blood vessels will provide expanding tissues and organs with oxygen and nutrients, and remove the metabolic waste.

The new building roughly doubles the museum's size, providing expanded exhibition space and areas for art handling and storage.

IT became clear last week that President Bush has provided expanded authority for the Central Intelligence Agency and the military to range far from traditional battlefields to hunt and kill terrorists.