Staff members use an expansive kitchen with a washer-dryer to coach clients in life skills.
Polemic comes alive when it is grounded in detail, and Goldsmith conducts his argument using an expansive array of vivid supporting material – topographies, interiors, and sharp human portraits.
It would also ban expenditures by foreign-controlled corporations, using an expansive definition that includes companies incorporated in the United States that are 20 percent or more foreign-owned.
Using an expansive definition of "collage," the show includes Anne Hanger's large floral rendered with acrylic mixed with sand, as well as Maryam Rassapour's drawings embellished with pools of glistening pigment.
Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. issued a guidance memorandum last fall to law enforcement agents in the field encouraging them to use an expansive notion of a "national security safety exception" for asking questions of terrorism suspects about any immediate threats to public safety before informing them of their Miranda rights.
The court said, in effect, that lawsuits of this sort were a matter for the states.Ever since a monumental battle in the 1930s, in which Roosevelt's New Dealers forced the Supreme Court to back down on the issue, Congress has used an expansive reading of the commerce clause to legislate in a vast range of new areas.
Tracking exactly what people eat is a notoriously tricky undertaking, so the WHO team used an expansive definition.
It's a waste of taxpayer resources to treat a rainwater ditch with the same scrutiny as we would the Delaware Bay". For about 30 years after the Clean Water Act passed in 1972, Congress and the EPA used an expansive definition of the protected waterways, said William W. Buzbee, director of the environmental law program at Emory University.
The report's authors used an expansive definition of digital media to encompass a large swath of jobs across multiple industries, including online publishers such as BuzzFeed, streaming companies like Netlifx, social media companies such as Snap Inc. as well as the digital media divisions of legacy film and TV studios and newspapers.
Database bias is present, however small, when using an expansive collection of literature such as PubMed.
In discussing epigenetics, the authors use an expansive definition coined by Denise Barlow, the woman who discovered the first imprinted gene in 1991: "Epigenetics has always been all the weird and wonderful things that can't be explained by genetics".
