Sentence examples for temporary expansion from inspiring English sources

Temporary expansion of limits on small-business expensing.

Because America needs more than a temporary expansion, we need more than temporary tax relief.

A temporary expansion of places in England announced in 2010 is about to end.

Congress should now focus on making the temporary expansion of the health insurance deduction for self-employed business owners permanent.

The stimulus includes a temporary expansion of the earned income tax credit and the child tax credit for working families.

Mr. Paulson also announced that the administration was proposing a temporary expansion of authority for states and localities to issue tax-exempt mortgage revenue bonds.

So far, despite some temporary expansions of food stamps and unemployment benefits by the Obama administration, the recession has done for the government safety net pretty much what Hurricane Katrina did for the Federal Emergency Management Agency: it's demonstrated that you can be clinging to your roof with the water rising, and no one may come to helicopter you out.

The year-end deal permanently extends the program, including a once-temporary expansion for families with three or more children.

The third part introduces short-run price inflexibility, and shows that when an economy "needs" inflation, temporary monetary expansion - defined as expansion that does not raise the long-run price level - is completely ineffectual at increasing output.

Even in Montana, where voters last month defeated an extension of the temporary Medicaid expansion approved in 2015, legislative leaders predict that lawmakers will make the expansion permanent, since it is politically unpopular to take coverage away from people once it has been extended.

A permanent as opposed to temporary monetary expansion would, in other words, be effective - because it would cause expectations of inflation.