Sentence examples for substantial expansions from inspiring English sources

"It instead made the new terms a condition of continued participation in Medicaid, thereby threatening each state with the loss of all federal Medicaid funds — on average, more than a billion dollars per year — unless it adopts the act's substantial expansions of state obligations".

Analysts said the new rulings are substantial expansions to the Treasury Department's administrative actions to clamp down on a practice that has been condemned by candidates of both parties and by many members of Congress.

The building still retains some of its original architecture, although substantial expansions and repairs have been made, particularly in the 17th century (under the curacy of Robert Burton) and in the 19th century.

In contrast to these substantial expansions, the catalytic domains of ATP-dependent chromatin remodeling enzymes (SNF2_N, Helicase_C) are well conserved [42] and only moderately expanded.

The substantial expansions of certain clades in T. brucei and L. major were interpreted as tandem duplications, with occasional transposition.

In addition, one has to bear in mind that independent and more substantial expansions of the SNARE repertoire occurred in animals, possibly establishing more complex endosomal trafficking pathways [ 22].

Mr. Mineta, however, said it was unrealistic to expect substantial expansion before 2014.

The Israeli withdrawal could be slowed down if a substantial expansion to Unifil does not materialise.

Since 1950 there has been substantial expansion of the city's industries.

He also sought to brand Mr Gore's plans as a substantial expansion of the role of the government.

"We expect to significantly increase our investments in international expansion, including substantial expansion in Europe in 2014, and in original content," the company said in a Securities & Exchange Commission filing.