Sentence examples for residents expanded from inspiring English sources

The aggressively burning fire forced the evacuation of at least 32,000 residents, expanded to 15,517 acres, quickly engulfed what is believed to be hundreds of homes in the area, and now continues to rage on Thursday with only 5percentt containment as thousands of evacuees wait in shelters.

The fire forced the evacuation of at least 32,000 residents, expanded to 15,517 acres, quickly engulfed what is believed to be hundreds of homes in the area, and now continues to rage on Thursday with only 5percentt containment as thousands of evacuees wait in shelters.

Now, for the first time in half a century, Baltimore's population is rising once again, and the city's physical location seems less important to its success than ever, as its newest residents expand its boundaries across the world.

"Whether by re-domiciling or by inverting, the reclassification of several large companies as Irish resident expanded the capital stock in 2015," the agency said in a presentation in July.

According to figures kept by the administration, Ohio received some $3.5 billion in additional Medicaid payments, and more than 860,000 residents received expanded unemployment benefits.

Rather than moving away to larger houses as their families grow, some residents have expanded their homes by enlarging second floors to accommodate additional bedrooms and bathrooms.

This is exactly what Bati Tsogtsaikhan, a DACA recipient from Virginia shared with President Obama back in February 2015 when he, along with five other "DREAMers" were invited to the Oval Room to share what DACA meant to them and what the DAPA (Deferred Action for Parents of Americans and Lawful Permanent Residents) and expanded DACA (DACA+) programs could do for millions of American families.

Giffords' email notes that a recent Quinnipiac University poll found that 96percentt of New Jersey residents support expanding background checks.

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Its powers to surveil U.S. citizens and foreign residents were significantly expanded by the USA PATRIOT Act (formally the Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism Act of 2001).

But critics say that "more of the same" economic plans, without a greater say in development, are unlikely to bring much benefit to Uighurs; and that residents also want expanded political and cultural rights.