Sentence examples for widens the provision from inspiring English sources
The 2003 Patent Act widens the provision for issuing a non-voluntary license under local working requirements.
To ensure a basic level of support and opportunity, they also advocate widening the provision of the educational maintenance allowance – currently available for students under 20, dependent on financial circumstances – to include every young person in the area.
[Homeserve's] provision of £24.2m (which arose from its own internal investigation) may prove to be insufficient as the FSA widens the scope of its investigation.
This widens the target distribution.
Allowing local authorities to raise council tax by 2%, which the chancellor announced in last month's spending review, will widen the gap in provision between richer and poorer areas and raise at most only £800m a year – far less than the £2bn he predicted – according to the King's Fund.
The provisions would widen the income in the 15percenttaxax bracket for married couples to twice that for single filers.
These existing contributions help advance the debate and theory on welfare service provision and widen the traditional research focus.
The provision would have drastically widened the scope of lawsuits against what are known as Medicare third-party defendants.
So the motivation for bolstering philanthropy is likely to be pragmatic: to fill in the gaps in state provision and to widen the financial support of non-profits, which are frequently channels for state cash.
His goal was to reduce the 35 percent top rate without widening the deficit, which meant eliminating tax provisions benefiting specific industries.
