The proposed coverage benefits would be more expansive than nearly all current health insurance plans — and more expansive than that of other countries that have government health care plans.
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What Booker is proposing, though, is something much more expansive.
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You argue for much more expansive version of judicial review.
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Why is a more expansive definition of masculinity needed today?
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Meads Bay: One of Anguilla's widest and more expansive beaches.
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And its menu is poised to get much more expansive.
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That is important, but we need a more expansive view.
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Sometimes tourism board accounts provide better or more expansive information.
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With more space, she could work with more expansive canvases.
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Hawley, 52, has long established himself in more expansive mediums.
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California's law has similar aims but is far more expansive.
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The games have become bigger, more expansive, and more dynamic.
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"Revise the Psalm" brings a more expansive response to Brooks.
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A more expansive view of Pakistan reveals the insanity of this.
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The Flight Bag is a slightly more expansive and unique option.
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That makes SoundCloud's library much more expansive than other streaming services.
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Actually, I've made the story sound more expansive than it is.
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He wanted to stay abstract, but also to grow more expansive.
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And that would let her pursue a much more expansive agenda.
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Rewriting that guidance with a more expansive view is long overdue.
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What we're talking about is a more fluid, more expansive situation.
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Lofts in tiny homes make the small spaces feel more expansive.
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"The rooms are bigger, and it feels more expansive," she wrote.
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But in a more expansive ruling in 2015, in Obergefell v.
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They are also seeking more expansive relief for student loan borrowers.
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This world is overdue for a more expansive sense of glory.
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But Cheer does something much more expansive and even more compelling.
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Coach and Kors, however, are going in a more expansive direction.
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But the language seemed more expansive than she had previously used.
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But the family foundations' money supports a far more expansive effort.
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The answers prove more expansive than Trump's razor-thin understanding of them.
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However, Thursday's ruling was potentially more expansive than some experts had foreseen.
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But her influences are far more expansive than that classification would suggest.
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By appointing liberal bishops, Francis aims to restore that more expansive approach.
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So the Supreme Court effectively, but silently, endorsed this more expansive interpretation.
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THE FISCAL POLICY GOING TO BE MORE EXPANSIVE, BUT WITHOUT ANY DETAIL.
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Such proof points will provide a model for more expansive government programs.
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In its #AllTypesAllSwipes update, Tinder provided more expansive and inclusive gender options.
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Miller and other lobbying advocates also agree registration should be more expansive.
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Others have proposed more expansive paid leave to protect workers and businesses.
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Other chains have implemented more expansive policies in response to the outbreak.
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It looks quite a bit more expansive than my "cozy" one-bedroom.
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The 2008 stimulus check was a little more expansive, but just barely.
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The Arctic tundra continued to experience longer and more expansive green seasons.
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"An Orchestra of Minorities" is more expansive in form, broader in reach.
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IN EARLY 2011, the operation moved into a new, more expansive phase.
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I think Jared's platform is so much more expansive than the Observer.
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She says that Google has tried to be more expansive in its definition.
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The question now becomes how much more expansive this Wikipedia entry will get.
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Few people have a more expansive perspective on Germany's role in the world.
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The world also seems both more contained and more expansive, all at once.
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I want people to have a more expansive definition of what [beauty] means.
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My colleague Rhett Jones has a more expansive explanation of these Articles here.
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Ever since the FDR era, Democrats have favored more expansive government than Republicans.
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She points out intimate spaces, and more expansive ones, including the pool grounds.
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Here's a much more expansive selection of excerpts and highlights from the report.
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And when you appreciate that, it makes for a much more expansive thinking.
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The extra-wide-angle lens also lets you take more expansive scenic shots.
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Today's menu is more expansive, but certain foods, like bread, remain off limits.
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"A more expansive view of people will help those systems learn," Wannemacher said.
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Some in Silicon Valley have more expansive hopes for the tech companies there.
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Lacina Coulibaly and Iréne Hultman soon joined in, making the exercise more expansive.
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The Buttigieg's campaign's request is more expansive, requesting a recount in 54 precincts.
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What's more, it affirms that migrations into Eurasia were more expansive than previously thought.
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Sprightly and energetic, it's also looser and more expansive than If You're Reading This.
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But the definition of resiliency put forward by the 100RC is far more expansive.
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Even in Cave's more expansive, ex-industrial environs, the exhibition is overwhelming and crowded.
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Only the latter country offers insight on more expansive representation in the Scandinavian world.
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In the absence of monetary easing, Thailand must rely on more expansive fiscal policy.
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Generations of heroic Americans have made America more inclusive, more expansive, and more just.
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I found the exhaust note to be more expansive than just an explosive rumble.
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Jayapal's bill is more expansive than Sanders' and therefore would likely be more expensive.
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He wrote to Ms. Pereira and urged her to be a bit more expansive.
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On Sunday night, Sanders gave a more expansive speech than is his normal fare.
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The worlds are also more expansive, including a towering cityscape inspired by New York.
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Not only did Trump express support for a far more expansive bill from Sens.
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But Macron indicated that Trump was willing to work on a more expansive agreement.
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" More agents, more expansive power, more of "what we now call 'stop and frisk.
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Democrats believe the new documents could boost public pressure for a more expansive trial.
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This is a different idea from the more expansive social democratic agenda of Sen.
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"It's a new, more expansive measure than just excluding unvaccinated students from schools," she says.
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Mr. Bratton is more expansive, with a more inclusive approach to steering the police force.
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"There really wasn't any appetite for these more expansive efforts at the time," Launius said.
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But the Chinese appetite for economic pain could be much more expansive than Trump anticipates.
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I'm interested in a more expansive view [and] interested in more inclusive and expansive movements.
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But it's possible that the incrementalist strategy will give way to a more expansive effort.
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For that more expansive future, Fire at the Ridge might turn out to be perfect.
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More expansive suites offer ultra-luxurious accommodations but can cost well over $800 per night.
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Environments will become more expansive as plots become more riveting and characters become more vibrant.
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He has campaigned for the NRA to push for even more expansive gun-rights laws.
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All of us could use a more expansive education when it comes to vulval diversity.
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One is to come up with shows that are more expansive than her ABC fare.
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American workers need more than a minimum wage increase — they need more expansive labor reforms.
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Director X has a larger budget and a more expansive milieu to deal with here.
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The company's ambitions for Fire TV to become a more expansive platform were already known.
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He's interested in grandstanding and lobbying for more expansive powers in the office he holds.
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Mr. Garrel, a filmmaker since his teens, is looser and more expansive in his approach.
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Some argued for a far more expansive indictment of Mr. Trump for abuse of power.
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" It would be truly hard to come up with a more expansive definition of "researcher.
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But emails reveal BRIC used Geofeedia for much more expansive surveillance than simply location-based alerts.
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But even with more expansive curbs, there are still ways firms can steer clear of authorities.
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Brother's partnership is more expansive – the printer maker launched with over 45 Amazon Dash compatible models.
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The breadth of the experience has only gotten more expansive in the 25 years since release.
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Because the Globes honor two categories — drama and musical/comedy — they're more expansive, like an accordion.
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Likewise, we can demand more expansive and detailed budgeting, with account specifics, than is currently provided.
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The judge took a more expansive view of his powers than earlier precedent-setters have done.
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If the offense is small, federal authorities may forgo prosecution to go after more expansive crimes.
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His analysis is so acute that the reader wishes that the book had been more expansive.
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To the east, a pocket of more expansive (and expensive) homes overlooks the Knollwood Country Club.
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Democratic and Republican lawmakers first mounted a serious and more expansive criminal justice overhaul in 2015.
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With a more expansive analysis like the CDC's, the study's results could have been even worse.
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Or, given the intense public interest in his investigation, Mueller could deliver a more expansive assessment.
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The newer shorts are more expansive in scope, but the material interest is still the same.
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Most other countries with single-payer systems allow a more expansive, competing role for private coverage.
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On this issue, he advocated citizenship for the Dreamers and a more expansive and open visa process.
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This latest collection, though, is more expansive (new animals!) and uses new technology to obtain precise measurements.
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And countries like China and Russia have a much more expansive idea of what constitutes a crime.
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But Cannes, which selects movies from all over the globe, tends to reflect a more expansive worldview.
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The answer is to push forward for a more expansive and inclusive vision of freedom and equality.
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EEOC, the Department of Justice filed a brief arguing against that more expansive interpretation of Title VII.
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"We could have a much more expansive student loan cancellation program under the current law," Warren said.
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It's not that the tapes were filled with lies — it's just that the truth is more expansive.
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They have adopted an ever-more-expansive interpretation of who is subject to American law, lawyers say.
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The law authorizes more expansive internet surveillance operations, such as the NSA's PRISM and Upstream data collection.
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A few years later, we updated our mission statement to better reflect our more expansive editorial mission.
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The future of surveillance looks far more expansive and invasive than the Big Brother metaphor can capture.
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The newest version, which was updated to be more expansive and affordable, has 16 total co-sponsors.
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In an effort to modernize, cinemas are offering more expansive menus like gourmet pizzas and specialty cocktails.
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Several Republicans who backed a comprehensive immigration bill in 21625 that was much more expansive, including Sens.
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But AlphaGo plays a more expansive style, taking a more holistic approach that weighs the entire board.
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The legislature convened recently to consider enabling legislation and took a much more expansive view this time.
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They said the language should have incorporated a more expansive understanding of gender-based discrimination, as well.
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Being a grandparent is a grand opportunity to become more expansive and generous, and please, less sensitive.
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"We could have a much more expansive student loan cancellation program under the current law," she said.
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Technically it's correct, but they are so much more expansive than is implied by those limited terms.
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Do we need more expansive involvement by the city's wealthy academic sector, beyond solely offering teaching jobs?
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Even when given more expansive scripts or emotionally charged orchestral scores, the miniseries cast doesn't measure up.
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Growing older tends to be a process of coming around to the latter, more expansive view of things.
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A more expansive Glamour survey of 1,000 men in 2012 suggested 31% of its readers have done so.
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I just hope the shift to using more glass and more expansive displays has been thoroughly thought through.
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You can buy in-game currency and just spend your way to a more expansive collection of trainers.
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Twitter says mDAUs are not comparable to similar metrics from other companies, which it says are more expansive.
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He was less certain in his pronouncements than he had been the month before, more expansive and questioning.
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Tesla has drawn criticism for using more expansive language than other automakers when marketing its driver-assistance feature.
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However, it is uncertain how the oil and gas industry would respond to a more expansive lease schedule.
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He says the environmental community needs to adopt "a more expansive view" on the communities impacted by pollution.
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Other states, like North Dakota, have banned abortions for some of those reasons, but Indiana's was more expansive.
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"I think the allegations against him are far more expansive than the allegations against R. Kelly," Greenberg said.
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But this unpublished portfolio goes outside those exclusive boys clubs and examines the more expansive identity of manhood.
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Officially, she was director of the design studio, but Dior himself ascribed her a far more expansive role.
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People like Newell indicate that male femininity is far more expansive than mainstream society would like to believe.
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Comey's reading is polished and confident; his personality is more expansive than McCabe's, and the difference is striking.
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But his count claims to be more expansive in terms of precincts, covering roughly 75 percent of them.
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A more expansive legal definition of sexual harassment, stronger federal laws to protect more workers, and other changes.
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On the campaign trail, where he was not constrained by Twitter's character limit, Mr. Trump was more expansive.
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He was less certain in his pronouncements than he had been the month before, more expansive and questioning.
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Cities like Los Angeles and Washington are expanding their bike networks, but New York's plans are far more expansive.
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Back during the campaign season, Trump's promises were more expansive than to avoid cuts to Social Security and Medicare.
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This message of social justice is even more expansive and thorough than that of his endorsers Sanders and Warren.
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The scene was much more expansive, and the gap between different tiers of the competitive hierarchies had significantly shrunk.
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"We're going to have a more expansive fiscal policy," Finance Minister Felipe Larrain was quoted saying in El Mercurio.
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The definition of normal is much more expansive than anything the shrieking goblins in our heads ever tell us.
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We wanted to know if suicide deaths by guns were lower in states that offered more expansive behavioral healthcare.
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The two-channel amp pushes harder than the receiver, and resulted in audio that was more expansive and clear.
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More expansive than interior, more defiant than dreamy, it's a vibrant if uneven work in heated conversation with itself.
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"Humility" is a more expansive word that connotes a conscious resistance to an armored and overweening righteousness of purpose.
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Mr. Tolkien was his father's literary executor but played a far more expansive role than that title usually implies.
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Pros: Standard entry-level rooms are arguably just as nice as more expansive, and expensive suites, offering compelling value.
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They should take a more expansive view of the America that exists beyond the confines of the Eastern Seaboard.
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Yes, the PSP's UMD drive allowed for more expansive games… and yet another failed physical media format from Sony.
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Iowa is one of the states where legislators this year proposed education savings accounts, an even more expansive benefit.
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Here are four questions that moderators should ask to get a more expansive view of the candidates' positions: 1.
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For policy reasons, the FCC rejected the industrys consensus proposal in favor of a more expansive definition of coverage.
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Dr. Luetkemeier and his students plan to study more expansive groups of volunteers in more real-world situations soon.
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The Vietnamese Red Cross maintains a similar but more expansive list of conditions associated with exposure to Agent Orange.
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In the second, the idiom is ballet — more expansive, and with many more lifts than in most Balanchine ballets.
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According to members of the Judiciary Committee, a number of committee Democrats wanted a more expansive set of articles.
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Justices who sided with defendants in policy cases tended to agree that their constitutional rights were more expansive too.
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Is there any reason to believe Gorsuch might take a more expansive view of gun rights than Scalia did?
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Some of those attending the event, however, liked that Trump might be offering a more expansive view on immigration.
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A different president, with a more expansive view of American greatness, would enforce rules and change incentives, not abrogate rights. ■
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Standard entry-level rooms are just as nice as more expansive suites, so save your money for exploring the city.
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A full-priced digital subscription to the Journal itself costs $39 a month — almost four times Apple's more expansive service.
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As you may already know, this lunar phase is less eventful than its brighter, more expansive counterpart, the full moon.
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It raised concerns that militants have shifted their tactics to carry out more expansive attacks that include Turkish economic targets.
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As for Erik Menendez, a 1989 graduate of Beverly Hills High School, his goals were even more expansive than Lyle's.
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"3D is clearly the future, as our world outside crumbles and disintegrates the world inside gets more expansive," Clancy continued.
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The clarity of voices is crystalline, the soundstage is much more expansive, and every instrument feels more natural and tangible.
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The vast majority of people, police chiefs across the state told me, apply for an LTC since it's more expansive.
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So after Cambridge I drove to Suffolk, the landscape around me becoming more expansive and emptier as I did so.
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But at least this homogeneous sorting often followed years of diverse exposure at college or in other, more expansive environments.
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"If we continue to drive deeper, more expansive relationships with our clients, we will earn a larger share of wallet."
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He was more expansive in a "60 Minutes" interview, clarifying his promise to "drain the swamp" if he was elected.
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This more expansive quarantine put even more pressure on businesses, to say nothing of tourism and travel to the region.
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The Dream and Promise Act is essentially a more expansive version of the mainstay Democratic immigration bill the DREAM Act.
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As residential neighborhoods in Manhattan go, this part of the Upper West Side seems more expansive — and busier — than most.
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Those concessions could cost some support from liberal lawmakers, who want to hold out for a more expansive sentencing rewrite.
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It suggests a different meaning for some of the pieces you have just read: maybe a much more expansive one.
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That more expansive understanding of white supremacy is crucial to understanding the threat of growing white nationalism in America today.
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Almost half of the planet is now online—but rather than seeming more expansive, more connected, the internet feels smaller.
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The new House Democratic majority, they note, could insist on more expansive reforms than just the bill's limited sentencing components.
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But family love is special — the stronger and healthier it is, the more expansive it becomes — making room for more.
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Thus far, Hillary Clinton has 40 times as much money as Trump and a much more expansive operation, to boot.
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Here's the second thing you need to know about Ken Burns: His projects have only gotten more and more expansive.
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Is there a way to apply that to the business itself or it just gives you a more expansive worldview?
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El-Erian is somewhat more expansive about the issue, making (unspecified) structural reforms part of his first prong of policy proposals.
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While the SNES Classic features a smaller number of games, those that it does include are much bigger and more expansive.
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The El Museo's show proposes a far more expansive approach, one that considers poetic, mystical and religious precedents, associations and meanings.
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Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) and Ilhan Omar (D-MN), is a more expansive version of Sanders's original 22016 free college proposal.
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Trump's version, which he reinstated in his first week in office, was already more expansive than that of any previous administration.
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Meanwhile the Second Great Awakening grew larger, more expansive, its moralistic message leaking out of the churches and into the mainstream.
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Now that Amazon has acquired Whole Foods, the grocery retail possibilities (including the sale of alcohol) are more expansive than ever.
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My definition is more expansive, but derives some cultural legitimacy from the fact that it tracks the Uerdingen line almost perfectly.
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How can it be more expansive and inclusive of all the different ways there are to be a boy or man?
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In fact, toward that end, they'd like more expansive powers when it comes to protecting customers on cryptocurrency exchanges from fraud.
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Schlafly's dystopian feminist landscape has more or less come into being, and feminists are continuing to make it even more expansive.
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Celebrating, learning from, being inspired by, and supporting our elders paints a more expansive picture of what "respect" should look like.
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Section 6900 was introduced as a tool to combat terrorism focused on individuals overseas, but in reality it is more expansive.
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The two Democrats have more expansive operations that would presumably have an easier time making the shift to the general election.
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And, as Christopher Myers wrote in these pages, we fail to provide a more expansive landscape upon which children can dream.
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Some had more expansive visions of millennial engagement, however, none of the candidates highlighted methods to develop a paid internship program.
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Obama's more expansive action has both supporters and opponents in uncharted waters and looking for any advantage in the fight ahead.
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The list of four witnesses they selected, however, later struck Democrats as so constrained that they demanded a more expansive investigation.
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But Republicans in the House are expected to push for a much more expansive rollback of the 19733 Dodd-Frank Act.
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Thankfully, two unrelated but thematically similar group shows demonstrate more expansive possibilities for new media — and, by extension, for our society.
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If we instead assume the full-price, more expansive training and the full-price firearm, the tab creeps past $1 billion.
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Participants would emerge with a more expansive view of the country and gain a sense of belonging transcending region and tribe.
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On the companion albums A Weird Exits and An Odd Entrances, Dwyer leads the band through more expansive, borderline nerdy works.
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But we should not be tempted by the false promise that this is the beginning of a more expansive reform effort.
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The inclusion of more expansive song credits has been slowly adopted by several streaming platforms over the past couple of years.
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And while foie gras is a tiny fraction of animal farming, the ruling has implications for more expansive welfare laws, too.
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Also, proposed breach legislation is taking a more expansive view of what constitutes personal information, including medical, insurance or biometric data.
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The zoo periodically takes the measure of some animals on a monthly basis, but the annual weigh-in is more expansive.
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The groups challenging the Trump administration's more-expansive definition of public charge urged the Supreme Court not to lift the injunction.
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They insist he will be fine, but suggest gently that maybe Vice President Mike Pence should assume a more expansive role.
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But his legacy is much more expansive, as Huizenga presided over a business empire including garbage collection and professional sports teams.
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The Aicon's transparent roof and long windshields would provide a more expansive view to passengers than many of today's production vehicles.
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But it sounds like the benefits are far greater and more expansive than just, say, losing weight or building muscle tone.
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While the exhibition is impressively thorough, one could imagine an even more expansive project that included indigenous or trans-women artists.
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Like Edvardsen, Turkish artist Begüm Erciyas is sometimes referred to as a choreographer, though her oeuvre has nearly always been more expansive.
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You know, Menos El Oso is a pretty tight-sounding record, and we just wanted to do something more expansive than that.
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A more expansive understanding of security was needed, he suggested; add development to the mix and the Europeans stack up rather better.
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Tasked with developing better infrastructure and a more expansive feature set, the team set to work on bringing Daisie to the web.
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O'Brien says Dove's research indicates women want to see a more expansive vision of what it means to look and feel attractive.
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"It's bigger than sex, and it's more expansive than getting off or scratching an itch," says tantric embodiment coach Maisha Najuma Aza.
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The efforts, despite being much more expansive, matched the futility that Japan has experienced from trying multiple programs since the early 1990s.
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It's about influencing the next generation of people who are coming into this business to write in a way that's more expansive.
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Twitter has long taken a much more expansive view of what should be allowed on its platform than other social media companies.
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We need to move toward a more expansive view that people can have multiple nations, and nations can share a single person.
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And in a twist, the Warriors actually house their opponents in one of the more expansive visiting locker rooms in the league.
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Woodward, however, has a track record of reporting on the White House that is more expansive than either Manigault Newman or Wolff.
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I sometimes wish the show had a more expansive understanding of non-Western structures of sex and sexuality, but it's a start.
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Simply put, Democrats possessed more expansive unchecked state power from the early '28500s to the early '6900s than Republicans have since 2628.
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Yet in another sense, Trump's plan is more expansive, benefiting all new mothers not currently provided paid family leave by their employers.
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Instead of simply renewing the speed camera program, the Democratic lawmakers who control state government voted to make it far more expansive.
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For those in the US, the DC Environmental Film Festival is rolling out a much more expansive digital version of its program.
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That opens the door for the more expansive, Obama-era standard to remain in place for several more months, perhaps even years.
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TPC has not yet released a revenue estimate for the tax proposals from Sanders, whose tax plan is more expansive than Biden's.
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The Friends group "has a more expansive concept of the geography than real estate agents have," said Rachel Levy, the executive director.
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As the field expands, designers need to ensure they're creating a more expansive world, and not replicating a close-mindedly gendered one.
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Dr. Edwards-Leeper also talks about a change in parenting that has given space for more expansive gender expression in young people.
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This boutique high-rise doesn't have as many amenities as a more expansive resort, but what it does have, it does well.
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President Trump, who remains popular on the right, has mused about a replacement plan that is even more expansive than the original.
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Administration officials said they expected any new strike to be more expansive than last year's, but the question was how much more.
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There was an alternative vision that would have created a far more expansive right to suffrage — an alternative that almost became law.
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"It appears to us that the Saudi's are being a little bit more expansive, inclusive, call it what you like," Clark said.
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Some Democrats have been trying to heighten the pressure on the chief justice to assume a more expansive role in the Senate.
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In the new millennium, gimmicky kisses started to fade, giving way to better-written lesbian and bisexual characters with more expansive arcs.
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Or it requires going to the more expansive reading of the law to ensure we are actually ensuring equal protection for everyone.
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The US and Saudi Arabia, allying themselves against this shared enemy, expanded their initial oil relationship into a more expansive security alliance.
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All three project express the collaborators' aim of exchanging methods between contemporary art and anthropology to build a more expansive research toolkit.
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As image-makers, our job is to make sure that with every month, our definition of beauty gets a little more expansive.
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"It's far more expansive than that, which is a dangerous stigma that tech companies have because it's what sways people away," Davis said.
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The number and importance of those services grows more expansive with each passing day—and includes the vast majority of popular internet services.
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But this movie has a more expansive playing field, veering from one elaborate sequence to the next with a noticeable uptick in confidence.
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One of our tasks in creating a unified solar civilization will be to find a more expansive worldview that encompasses these diverse perspectives.
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The footage suggests just what the film's producers have teased: A darker and more expansive storyline that introduces several new characters and settings.
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If it held up, it would certainly open the door to a more expansive view of what is actually permissible under the ACA.
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Mr. Farah also said that the agreement with AMC was more expansive than the Turner investment, which was more focused on ad sales.
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That's why we need a new, more expansive lexicon to describe the dominant responsibilities—not to mention the neglected pleasures—of our lives.
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But it turns out "things we emit that harm us" is far more expansive category than they could have known at the time.
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Partly as a result, the Roberts court has been much more adamant in opposing regulation and much more expansive in establishing corporate rights.
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Your more expansive approach — to look for books that will challenge your students — allows for who they are and who they will become.
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Stephanie Murphy, who has pushed for far more expansive paid sick and medical leave provisions in the package, said in an interview Tuesday.
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The club's explanation centered on its desire to institute a new, more attractive, more expansive approach, to move beyond what Pulis could do.
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The program would be more expansive than the pilot in that it will provide a comprehensive DNA makeup rather than simply determine lineage.
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That figure is the more expansive measurement that every college already calculates, and it encompasses expenses like rent, cellphone bills and trips home.
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But that state is far from the only one: Legislatures in New Jersey and Virginia are set to consider even more expansive packages.
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The line captured the show's general essence compared to the Oscars: looser, more expansive, more self-deprecating and carrying a mischievous mean streak.
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Whisper it softly, but perhaps the former prime minister is a better strategist, a more expansive thinker and operator, than these infantile interpretations allow.
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But gaining a more expansive understanding of the information operations being targeted against our population by hostile foreign actors like Russia is also critical.
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Reactions works very similar to iOS 10's iMessage's Tapback reactions launched in September, and Slack's more expansive and long-standing emoji reaction selector.
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Henrion says his team is scrambling to evolve YOLO into something more expansive without losing simplicity, while developing automated tools to weed out bullies.
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The project is also attentive to more expansive educational projects, including food walks and a self-guided tour in the old city of Jerusalem.
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It started out as functionality within a single product, the Echo, but it's clear that Amazon's vision for it is more expansive than that.
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The company's 150 million daily active users isn't anything to scoff at, and its ad product is far more expansive than Instagram's for now.
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Every year the Block9 space gets more expansive, more interesting and more wild, but Gideon and Stephen say its core values remain the same.
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Why it matters: Mueller's decision to drop the more expansive charges against Gates suggests that he may have provided good information for Mueller's probe.
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From what I could decipher, Warcraft is would-be Tolkien rubbish, a mishmash of smarter, more expansive fantasy worlds that mistakes humorlessness for gravity.
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Some good policies, like the Civil Rights Act, were spawned, but several terms of Democratic dominance ensured a more expansive federal government until 1980.
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Read: The GOP has a marijuana problem only Trump can fix Republican governors across the country are also taking more expansive views on marijuana.
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If it's too onerous, he could pare back his goals and include a more expansive lobbying definition that would only apply to the administration.
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A regulatory freeze is typical at the beginning of a new administration, but President Trump's order appears to be more expansive than his predecessor's.
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Some of the more expansive photo designs, such as those depicting Her and Pulp Fiction, recreate every corridor and doorway of their films' sets.
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But as 11-year-old Oliver Chen, a late straggler, mugged for the camera and flash bulbs went chunk-chunk, he got more expansive.
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Many people want a more expansive government to address such problems as the rising cost of health care and the explosion of student debt.
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The mindful drinking "trend," make no mistake, is a more expansive model than Alcoholics Anonymous and other abstention programs where it's all or nothing.
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" It might seem to be more humane, and accurate, to give someone who is forced to seek refuge a more expansive designation: "displaced person.
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Narrow networks — insurance plans that limit which doctors and hospitals customers can use — are not uncommon, as they are cheaper than more expansive plans.
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If she chose such a unifying course, a President Clinton would modulate her more expansive domestic proposals while enjoying broad backing on foreign policy.
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Though Anna's tunnel vision killed her, it helped me stand back from my own narrow view for a more expansive look at my life.
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A new administration may mean much higher taxes, significantly more regulations, more expansive government oversight and a disruptive overhaul of our health care system.
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Gudetama and its popularity are part of a more expansive cultural movement — a reaction to life that's been punctuated by uncertainty, turbulence, and outrage.
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They wanted more of a profile, where you had a more expansive place to talk about yourself and you had more safety around your geolocativeness.
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He said some exporters were more concerned now about the stronger euro exchange rate which makes German products more expansive for clients outside the bloc.
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The Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, an industry trade group, has praised the proposed rule for being more expansive than the Labor Department's regulation.
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Sure, the variety is lacking, but rumor has it the website is only getting started, so the range is only going to get more expansive.
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As the protest imagery suggests, drone photography at its best can provide us with a more expansive and revealing view of the world around us.
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Like Heer, these Democrats are committed to liberal policies—at minimum the party's Better Deal agenda, and in some cases a more expansive populist vision.
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The new film is more expansive, ranging far and wide in its emotional exploits, despite being sparsely plotted and geographically restricted to a few blocks.
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The university had a similar contract with the Naval Medical Center last year, which was more expansive and included the delivery of individual body parts.
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Others take a more expansive view of the bond markets and are willing to take on risk to find more return from fixed-income holdings.
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By 2012, Brazil had overtaken Britain as the world's sixth largest economy, and the country found a new confidence with a more expansive foreign policy.
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But since Coach Daniel Hourcade took over from Santiago Phelan in 2013, there has been a noticeable move toward a more expansive style of play.
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It's thinking ahead of the curve, because the next generation is going to have a much more expansive notion of gender than we do today.
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But this year, with Democrats now controlling both chambers, state legislators voted not just to renew the program, but to make it far more expansive.
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The United States has more expansive laws for incarcerating people who joined terrorism groups, including the offense of providing material support to a terrorist organization.
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New Jersey had been taking a more expansive approach than many other states to erase the criminal records of people charged with marijuana-related crimes.
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A more expansive report, which is required to include an extensive road map to a space force, is due by the end of the year.
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The judge is expected to issue a more expansive ruling on Thursday concerning whether or the CBS board can go ahead with its planned meeting.
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Given the amount of money spent last summer, particularly on João Felix, to try to make the team more expansive, it is a paltry return.
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Yet despite Nielsen's push into more expansive and detailed means of tracking consumers, it has faced steady criticism for outdated methods of measuring media ratings.
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He told NBC that veteran prosecutor John Durham is running a far more expansive investigation that includes examining conduct by investigators throughout the Russia probe.
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The more expansive the strike, officials and experts said, the greater the risk of accidental casualties that could deepen the conflict with Russia or Iran.
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Scott also introduced a bipartisan bill on reporting requirements earlier this year, and the bill he offered this week would establish more expansive reporting requirements.
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Hood is known for his affable personality and a brand he's cultivated as a moderate Democrat who opposes abortion and favors more expansive gun rights.
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It's a funkier version of what so many of the blues rockers of the previous three days had attempted, somehow more succinct yet more expansive.
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Expanded Medicaid lets the clinic use Ryan White funding for more expansive services and supports and to fund the care of undocumented immigrants, he adds.
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"I would hope our findings encourage a more expansive way of thinking about who should be allowed to exert influence on US public opinion," he said.
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Democrats' takeover of the House in the new Congress could lead to a push for more expansive sentencing changes that threaten the bill's chances of passage.
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Kelton takes a more expansive view of what the government can and should do, even in the face of possible blowback from bond and currency traders.
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But that was a far more expansive repeal plan and it's not yet clear if their votes on tax reform would hinge on the individual mandate.
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Hims might help you maintain your erection, but it won't help you understand your body, your sexuality, or give you a more expansive understanding of pleasure.
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Or, well, they can be — if retailers spend to upgrade legacy IT systems that have not been designed with more expansive digital shopping capabilities in mind.
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French officials foiled 10 terrorist plots last year, the interior ministry announced last month, but it's unclear whether more expansive powers would actually help prevent terrorism.
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I think people of this generation do shy away from religion more than ever, and this offers a slightly more expansive way to examine your life.
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To many close observers, this more expansive concept of a president's accountability made Article II the most important one of the three that the committee adopted.
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In establishing precedent for a more expansive "public charge" rule, the Trump administration cited century-old court decisions that kept disabled people out of the country.
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They believe that if consideration slips into January, when Democrats who favor more expansive sentencing changes take control of the House, the current compromise could collapse.
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If a revitalized form of Judaism is the counterweight to Gans's predictions, it will have to be much more expansive and inclusive than its current iteration.
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In nature, primates climb, jump, swing, and navigate areas more expansive than 600 football fields yet we confine them to steel cages no bigger than closets.
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Here, the definition of breakfast is more expansive, with each pancake accompanied by a gentle curry, tomato chutney and cumin-strafed potatoes like mouthfuls of musk.
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The Trump administration argues that just because a waterway isn't federally regulated doesn't mean that it's not protected, since states can still set more expansive protections.
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People familiar with the planning said that policymakers were potentially considering a far more expansive measure, but that the rule was still in the drafting stage.
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The growing incidence of breaches to extract user customer account credentials and more expansive breach notification requirements put enterprises between a rock and a hard place.
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She runs a restaurant in Brooklyn that has a more expansive menu, Am Thai Bistro, but at Thai Cook she restricts herself to Bangkok street food.
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The U.S. has a more expansive set of laws on how to handle online speech from international terrorist organizations, which are defined clearly by the government.
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But Trump, who repeatedly called for "strong" background checks, asked whether Fix NICS could be merged with a far more expansive background check bill from Sens.
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Kamala Harris of California) to imposing a wealth tax (Warren), that envision a more expansive -- and expensive -- role for Washington in driving economic and social change.
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Instead, it appears to largely be a reiteration of 2010 guidance issued by the Obama administration aimed at providing a more expansive definition of anti-Semitism.
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Countering this extreme ideology is increasingly going to be just as important as making sure that we are disrupting more expansive plots engineered from the outside.
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Usually this is used to describe low-grade behavior like referring to grown women as "little lady," but I'm using it in a more expansive way here.
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They will have to attack Modric earlier than they managed to do against Spain's playmakers and will probably play a far more expansive game than last Sunday.
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I'd rather we have a more expansive open definition of American patriotism, but we've got to start talking about the country as larger than any one place.
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"He was the originator and we're just carrying forth that idea but in a much more expansive way," said Grundmann, a longtime opponent of same-sex marriage.
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Fujibayashi: Yes, but in the sense that we want to be able to provide new and more expansive ways to play and engage with this current game.
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That was different; mania was something that made me feel bigger and bolder, more expansive in a way that unsettled me and that I didn't really understand.
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The series obviously allows for a more expansive approach without doing nearly enough to make anybody want to commit to spending this much time with these characters.
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League leader and deputy prime minister Matteo Salvini blames them for impoverishing the country by forcing it to adopt austerity when more expansive fiscal policy is required.
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More broadly, a handful of economic studies have found that more expansive, income-tethered health benefit programs do seem to create a small but significant work disincentive.
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Trump's Justice Department could reach a more expansive "accommodation" with religious liberty groups still objecting in court to contraceptive coverage mandates imposed on them to various degrees.
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The state's move has been cheered by environmentalists, who have long lobbied for more expansive solutions to a pollutant whose toxicity was first suspected in the 1930s.
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I wanted to see how five men could use their body weight in counterbalance to each other — to extend their movements into a longer, more expansive state.
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But Bergner is also doing something more expansive, examining the long and tormented history of black involvement in an elite artistic tradition and in society at large.
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The roll-out of the narrowed version of the ban was more subdued than in January, when Trump first signed a more expansive version of the order.
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The legislation faces an uncertain fate going forward, as House Republicans are expected to push for a much more expansive rollback of the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act.
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It sums up both the wall and floor pieces from the first two decades of Judd's three-dimensional work, while turning toward his more expansive later works.
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But an open floor plan, 10-foot ceilings and a wall of windows along one side and across the back make the house feel far more expansive.
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So-called open-back headphones offer more expansive, rich sound, but the open back means everyone around you can hear a little of what you're listening to.
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Those results have some advocates of universal coverage worried that a push for single-payer could undermine efforts to make health coverage more expansive through smaller steps.
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If you want to take a more expansive view of rich, the top 10 percent (who earn upward of $133,000) pay 71 percent of the total tax.
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Experienced politicians, including Mr. Pence and Mr. Trump's budget director, Mick Mulvaney, stepped into more expansive roles as negotiations over the failed health care overhaul dragged on.
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But in the hands of women — Aniston, Witherspoon, and the women who serve as the show's showrunner and director — it becomes something far more expansive and compelling.
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On November 4, a three-judge panel of the Second Circuit Court of Appeals issued a careful opinion that sidestepped some of the President's more expansive claims.
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The agency has long been mired in gridlock, with Republicans taking a more narrow view of campaign finance laws and Democrats pushing for more expansive enforcement actions.
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Republican sources told CNN that they need Trump to throw his support behind more expansive background checks in order for GOP senators to get behind such legislation.
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But today, on Netflix's Q1 earnings call, Hastings got a little more expansive, in a bong-rip-in-a-dorm-room way, if that's still a thing.
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"Star Wars: The Force Awakens" was praised for featuring a female and an African-American protagonist, but GLAAD says that the diversity push needs to be more expansive.
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As the AP reported Thursday, Sessions is rescinding an Obama-era policy from the Department of Justice that helped clear the path to more expansive legalization of marijuana.
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As the lone comedy of the bunch, "Making History" feels like the more expansive concept, with the latitude to drop its central trio into a variety of settings.
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The US government's creation of a database that resulted in reporters, attorneys, and advocates being questioned at the border is under a more expansive investigation than previously reported.
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In addition to being deployed for emergency rescues and disaster monitoring, drones are used in more expansive, long-term projects such as geological surveys and wildlife population monitoring.
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Also under fire over hate speech on its platform last year, Twitter broadened its policies around hateful conduct and abusive behavior — enforcing the more expansive policies from December.
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He told "Axios on HBO" he plans to roll out a more expansive version of the policy that could take into account less serious violent crimes as well.
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Ted Cruz (R-TX) proposed allowing health insurers to offer less robust coverage options as long as they also offer other options with more expansive coverage and benefits.
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McGuireWoods has also drifted from being a small firm of generalists into a more expansive one with defined policy expertise — including in healthcare, energy, transportation and tax policy.
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In the same way that the waxing moon encourages you to be more expansive and outgoing in your actions, the waning moon should turn your mind toward downsizing.
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But it's putting meat on the bones of its thinking, fleshing out a more expansive proposal for a regulation aimed at "preventing the dissemination of terrorist content online".
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The sheer number of works loaned to Tate Modern for the show is admirable, and presents a carefully argued case for a more expansive reading of her work.
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Shouldn't we wait to find out if, in fact, we can leave current, more expansive protections in place before we rush toward permanent destruction of these historic gems?
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The data security rule is part of a more expansive package of broadband privacy rules the agency approved late last year under then-Chairman Tom Wheeler, a Democrat.
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" The Democratic platform draft, somewhat more expansive, embraces variety of measures "to downsize or break apart financial institutions when necessary to protect the public and safeguard financial stability.
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It has restricted the time and scope of investigations, concentrating on individual complaints that can be handled quickly, and seeking to clear a backlog of more expansive cases.
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While our movement has been sparked by the very visible and persistent instances of police violence against black people, our agenda for policy intervention is far more expansive.
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CAST, as it is known, has revitalized an M.I.T. model begun in the late 1960s of bringing in artists to humanize technology and create more expansive-thinking scientists.
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But it's not: Bolton was advocating a far more expansive intervention, one designed to do "ruinous" damage to the Assad regime's military capabilities (per the Wall Street Journal).
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To explore more expansive areas such as the scenic Parco Sempione, consider renting a bike from the bike-sharing service BikeMi; daily rates start at 250 euros ($5.25).
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And the little differences matter, like Elastigirl's more expansive role as the rejuvenated face of the superhero class and the chaos created by baby Jack-Jack's unharnessed talents.
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The Prison Policy Initiative concluded that "we need a far more expansive view of how our criminal justice system works, whom it hurts, and whom it really serves."
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Chirlane McCray in the backyard of Gracie Mansion; she has taken on a far more expansive role in guiding city government than previous first ladies of New York.
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The hotel doesn't have all the bells and whistles found in fancier, more expansive resorts, and it's definitely not a party hotel like you'll find in South Beach.
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Now that the Supreme Court adopted a more expansive view of the benefit requirement for tipping, it will be interesting to see if the criminal investigation moves forward.
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But Cheney, like Bolton, had long taken a more expansive view, and he continued to argue for military action against Iran well into George W. Bush's second term.
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New: Los Angeles prosecutors are moving forward with their separate case against Weinstein—which could include a more expansive group of witnesses and lead to greater sentencing exposure.
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For women, greater educational achievements, a lifetime in the work force and delayed marriage and childbearing mean our lives are more expansive and outward-looking than ever before.
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Absent a radical change in direction, we'll never know if a more expansive and more drawn-out impeachment process would have mobilized the base or swayed more voters.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In the years after 9/11, former U.S. counterterrorism czar Richard Clarke warned Congress that the country needed more expansive spying powers to prevent another catastrophe.
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Sotheby's, under the guidance of its new chief operating officer, Adam Chinn, has become more expansive with its guarantees, helping the company mount the week's more impressive sale.
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In studying the roach's evolutionary history, they also found evidence that certain families of genes have become much more expansive over time, particularly those associated with chemoreception and detoxification.
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Yes, I definitely have noticed and been duly heartened and impressed — I think that more expansive line-up only adds to the incredibly down-to-earth and warm atmosphere.
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The roll-out of the narrowed version of the ban was more subdued last week compared to January, when Trump first signed a more expansive version of the order.
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Fundamentally, they explained, the most important change to the platform was a more expansive definition of what constitutes hate speech, advocating for inferiority, or exclusion, of a protected group.
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Soloway wanted to make a show that could embrace a more expansive view of feminism, representing a range of female identities and how they converge and challenge one another.
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" A larger number of Americans, 85033 percent, have a more expansive view, backing a justice who will interpret our founding document "taking into account its text, history, and values.
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These days, many Americans have a more expansive view of global human rights, including protections for women and girls, and LGBTI people, and persecuted ethnic minorities and indigenous people.
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Recently, we've heard the term "Nano VC" used to reference funds under $25 million, a slightly more expansive definition (perhaps accounting for growing seed and early-stage deal size).
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But also, given the new reality we had created — in making the course much bigger and more expansive — I'd need an assistant to help me execute the new vision.
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The decision to have additional people work from home at the largest agency in the government is a sign that the federal government is moving toward more expansive teleworking.
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The Trump administration is preparing far more expansive tariff measures, including levies on another $16 billion worth of Chinese products that are expected to go into effect next Thursday.
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Not surprisingly, oil companies have embraced the plan, which develops an executive order signed by President Donald Trump in April but is even more expansive than conservation groups feared.
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An AR glasses pioneer collapses Daqri faced substantial challenges from competing headset makers, including Magic Leap and Microsoft, which were backed by more expansive war chests and institutional partnerships.
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Dreamlands uses immersion as a catchall for a more expansive conception of moving image art, one that cuts across time and technology, encompassing early tinkering and contemporary directions alike.
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"People who've divorced have a more expansive view of what relationships are like," said Deborah Carr, the Rutgers University sociologist who served as chairwoman of the Population Association panel.
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The roll-out of the narrowed version of the ban was more subdued last week than in January when Trump first signed a more expansive version of the order.
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The judge is expected to issue a more expansive ruling on Thursday concerning whether the result of the CBS board's planned vote will be allowed to go into effect.
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A more expansive conception of technology would take into account the diverse array of tools, including subways and trains, that we humans use to help us reach our goals.
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And with the Marcus G. Langseth's more expansive and heavily equipped array of sensors, scientists would get their 3D view into an active submarine seamount for the first time.
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He's more expansive in the production notes where he says that he introduced himself after he saw Juan cleaning the van while Josué was playing with a soccer ball.
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When that program started, Chao's predecessor in the Obama administration decided to make his own selections from a much more expansive list than the senior review team usually provided.
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Ted Cruz -- purports to ease passage of a more expansive Obamacare replacement bill by foregoing traditional Senate rules and seating Vice President Mike Pence as Senate chair for the vote.
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Six US states and Washington DC have enacted paid family and medical leave programs, all of which are more expansive in one or more ways than any pending federal proposal.
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It's not activated by default, but when I switch on the Quad DAC, music occupies a more expansive soundstage, with each instrument and layer of the track coming through clearer.
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But Mr. Christie refused to sign those bills, holding out for a more expansive solution to the city's problems, a decision that Mr. Guardian characterized as reneging on a deal.
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A new X-ray satellite will be launched in 2017, and researchers are already planning an even more expansive look at what's out there using the data from that mission.
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It's also a story that's set to grow; Netflix has confirmed that another eight episodes are in the works, which Shankar describes as much more "expansive" than the initial batch.
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Wade Davis, CFO of Viacom, whose role is more expansive than the title suggests, could leave the combined company as the company would likely eliminate the Chief Operating Officer role.
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" Twitter said its mDAUs are not comparable to disclosures from other companies because its peers tend to share "a more expansive metric that includes people who are not seeing ads.
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The draft regulation would use a more expansive definition to include some immigrants who have used an array of public benefits, including cash welfare, food stamps, housing aid, or Medicaid.
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Jumping more than 393 years into the future beyond AirLand Battle into to today's threat climate, the notion of cross-domain warfare has an entirely new and more expansive meaning.
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More specifically, how can we pressure Clinton to make good on her feminist campaign promises, while at the same time fight for a bolder, more expansive vision for American feminism?
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No longer reliant on distortion pedals and moshy sing-a-long choruses, Mackinder and Mercer have a new arsenal of instruments—pianos, horns, bells—giving them a more expansive sound.
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My thought bubble: China has had these campaigns before, but the use of the word "struggle" in the notice likely indicates this time will be much more expansive and harsh.
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Though it offers more expansive results and describes abortion laws by state in greater detail, that organization's map does not give customized results based on personal details or exact location.
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Kee's research shows that since the 1960s, as artist projects have become more expansive and expensive, the world of lawyers and laws is becoming a bigger part of the equation.
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Bolton apparently pushed for more expansive strikes against Syria in response to Assad's use of chemical weapons earlier this month, posing a risk of escalatory responses from Russia and Iran.
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But the main thrust of his argument was more expansive, touching on the political left's existential concerns over what they see as hypocrisy in Trump and disdain for democratic norms.
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Meilenwald has succeeded in making a transition from a rawer, more traditional black metal sound on 2004 debut Unlock the Shrine to the more expansive, dynamic sounds on recent records.
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The closest model is the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which supports television and radio outlets at a national level, but the initiative in New Jersey has a more expansive mandate.
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Even if you don't know a single one of us, perhaps our existence encourages you to believe that gender is more expansive than you imagined and that progress is possible.
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As Vox's Ella Nilsen has reported, House Democrats had initially proposed a more expansive relief package meant to create permanent versions of these temporary support measures, something Trump objected to.
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But when she began to reclaim various practices once dismissed as lowly "women's work" — embroidery, lacework — as a vital form of contemporary expression, it also became more expansive and mysterious.
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When politicians and pundits implore voters not to put their faith in candidates with more expansive visions, they frequently say they do so for the sake of the voters themselves.
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When he discussed the issue then, Mr. Cuomo, whose proposal is more expansive than the Assembly's (which bars suits after the age of 50), described the existing law as benighted.
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" Brian Klass, a political scientist at UCL, was slightly more expansive: "We have a seriously dangerous normalcy bias, where we move on because we desperately want to pretend it's okay.
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And while the privileges that come along with a proximity to glamour and, sometimes, resources, cannot be denied, these children were often exposed to something far rarer and more expansive.
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Front Burner Nespresso, the coffee company with storefronts in New York and other cities like Miami and Chicago, is opening a more expansive American flagship on the Upper East Side.
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Thus a show that begins on fairly traditional ground, with Mr. Daumier's witty lithographs and Mr. Courbet's plaintive sketch of a cell, swiftly veers into more expansive and unpredictable territory.
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Both Wicker and Cantwell's bills grant authority and resources to the FTC, though Cantwell's is more expansive, establishing a new bureau within the department to work on digital privacy issues.
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House Democrats, now in control of the chamber, have focused their energy on defending Obamacare or more expansive health care overhauls, making it exceedingly unlikely they'd ever consider the bill.
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Washington (CNN)Attorney General William Barr is taking a far more expansive look at origin of the investigation into Russian interference than was previously known, according to his Senate testimony Wednesday.
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A landmark legal case in 1907 took a more expansive view of a fair wage, ruling that it should be enough to maintain a family with three children in "frugal comfort".
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany see no need for a more expansive fiscal policy, a senior government official said on Friday, adding that Berlin was already making a contribution to growth with investment.
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The record feels at once more expansive and more stripped down from London Grammar's past work, confident in its vulnerability as the group tackles everything from torn relationships to global warming.
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Most Democrats are co-sponsors of a bill that would create a more expansive federal paid family and medical leave benefit that would be financed by small increases in payroll taxes.
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But now Clinton is on the other side of that equation, with Sanders and his supporters pushing for the more expansive health care coverage and Clinton defending the new status quo.
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Chevron, which has significant operations in Brazil and Venezuela, is among companies with a more expansive policy that allows any concerned employee to opt out of travel, spokesman Kurt Glaubitz said.
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Tipping the scales toward the negative, meanwhile, are the clunky dialogue; a narrative that approximates a British tea-time show, only with bigger stars and a more expansive budget; and McConaughey.
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The president, meanwhile, has typically taken a more expansive and positive view of trade, placing more emphasis on its large but dispersed benefits than its comparatively smaller and more concentrated costs.
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For years, you've been arguing for a more expansive definition of the Cold War: something beyond just the end of World War II to 1989, beyond the U.S.-Russia arms race.
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He has seen, he said, how a more expansive outlook — including the notion that Sidwell can be good at basketball in an increasingly competitive league — has made Sidwell a better institution.
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Today, Schultz argues Democrats have grown too bold and leftist, leaving behind the more fiscally conservative "moderates" who are more skittish about progressive taxation and a more expansive social safety net.
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But the House measure, put forth by a group that includes two committee chairmen — Judiciary's Robert W. Goodlatte of Virginia and Homeland Security's Michael McCaul of Texas — was far more expansive.
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The bottom line: How receptive Americans are to a more expansive version of Medicare for All is almost certainly related to how they feel about their increasing out-of-pocket obligations.
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And on Tuesday, a trio of Democrats expressed their support for an even more expansive proposal that would include $2,000 payments for every adult and child under a particular income threshold.
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A series of decisions suggests courts are coming around to a more expansive definition of sex discrimination, said Jennifer Levi, director of the Transgender Rights Project at GLBTQ Legal Advocates & Defenders.
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In a recent episode — the podcast is releasing a summer mini-season while working on a more expansive Season 2 — her opening monologue leaps into a digression about her life story.
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In a lawsuit filed last March, the NMPA's complaint alleged Peloton needed the more expansive (and expensive) "sync license," which allows music to be played to match its visual media output.
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It's hard to overstate the pleasure and the comfort that such demystification provides the scientifically uninitiated; it does indeed make the world feel larger, more expansive, more alive to the touch.
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Clearly, there's a market for thoughtful, provocative science fiction, and with the more expansive canvas that TV allows, DeMonaco seeks to tap into that vein, fashioning a template that basically works.
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"The more expansive the city becomes in taking people into the supervised release program, the more of these defendants are going to be committing crimes when they're out," Mr. Quinn said.
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It's not so much about gender switching as it is about walking into a space — an imaginative space — that is more expansive than it was eight years ago, because she ran.
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Anyone who came out of "Arrival" with a hunger for more expansive, heart-rending science-fiction will tuck into "Your Name" as greedily as Mitsuha/Taki tucks into her/his delicious desserts.
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The next generation of real estate technology companies is taking a more expansive approach, dismantling existing systems and reimagining entirely new ones that address our growing demand for affordability, community and flexibility.
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The scope of her proposal is notable, as is her collaboration with Nadler, who could help the measure get more expansive consideration in the House given his perch on the Judiciary Committee.
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Congress could pass far more expansive and effective legislation, such as universal background checks, which have been associated with large declines in gun deaths in the 18 states that have implemented them.
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"I see a lot of her proposals as moving in the direction of a more expansive welfare state, covering more types of risk and also more generous types of programs," Kenworthy says.
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The goal, they said, was to keep the process alive, and set up a conference committee with the House of Representatives to draft the real final bill, which would be more expansive.
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Sang's photographs, paradoxically, free his subjects from being defined by the picture, and instead, capture subjects who are vastly more expansive than who they appear to be in front of the camera.
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This new campaign, which he said on Wednesday will address issues "more expansive than policing," puts the Black Lives Matter movement, along with his Campaign Zero group, into uncharted territory -- electoral politics.
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I shudder because I know that the dangers to our data are far more expansive if we hand them over to the cryptoratii but, ultimately, this must be the way we go.
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It appears that healthy masculinities programs could have a broader impact, too— studies have proven that exposing men to more expansive definitions of masculinity reduces violent behavior and oppressive beliefs in them.
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Later that year, Mr. Obama, who had said that a small number of troops remaining behind in Afghanistan would have no combat role, decided to authorize a more expansive mission for them.
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COPENHAGEN, Sept 13 (Reuters) - Denmark's fiscal policy should not be more expansive than what the government has proposed in its draft 2018 budget, central bank governor Lars Rohde told reporters on Wednesday.
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The works are culled from two specific years that Meiselas photographed the teenagers: 1976 and 1978 (though an accompanying catalogue for the show draws from a more expansive selection of the photos).
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So these feelings prompt me to paint something that has that same awkwardness or feeling, and I then try to relate that to a scenario that is more expansive than its origins.
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A narrowly conservative set of political commitments, Gerson writes, gave them the short-term advantage of becoming kingmakers for the Republican Party rather than prophets for a righteous, more expansive social cause.
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The writers try to compensate by making the subplots more expansive and complicated, which just means that none of the story lines feel quite as deep and textured as we're used to.
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And as our social concepts of masculinity have become more expansive and elastic, it was only a matter of time before our candidates began to break free from the Big Wheel model.
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They propose doing this through the more expansive Part D formularies and by moving some drugs from one part of Medicare where there is no negotiation to another part where there is.
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At the annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) in Chicago this year, it was this altered — and more expansive — vision of precision cancer medicine that was on display.
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We also recommend checking out its iOS spiritual successor, called Sky: Children of the Light, which is like a more expansive mobile vision of this one's core values (particularly wholesome social interaction).
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Klain accused the administration of purposefully administering fewer COVID-19 tests so the numbers would be skewed, noting that other countries hit by the virus have had much more expansive testing efforts.
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The New Democratic Party platform includes ambitious promises on fighting climate change, improving public transit and expanding public health care that are largely more expansive variations on themes in the Liberals' platform.
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But stagnation in the talks has raised fears that the quest for a more expansive truce could break the fragile negotiations at a sensitive time, thrusting the country back into greater violence.
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Moreover, it's easier to present the rates of shooting as increasing if you use a more restrictive definition of mass shootings; it's harder to show an increase with a more expansive definition.
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Chevron Corp, which has significant operations in Brazil and Venezuela, is among companies with a more expansive policy that allows any concerned employee to opt out of travel, spokesman Kurt Glaubitz said.
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What Walvin adds to this literature is accessible prose and a more expansive view that focuses on the contemporary moment and, especially, the public health implications of a world addicted to sugar.
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Within some number of years of each group of cuts in the SNAP program, the program overall has been more robust and stronger and more expansive than it was before those cuts.
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Between the CW and Fox, three awesome women characters came out as bisexual, or realized their sexuality was far more expansive than they originally believed, in a matter of weeks this past winter.
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One of the ways the White House hopes to make its case is by using a more expansive definition of terrorist activity than has been used by other government agencies in the past.
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This crowdfunding effort is a more expansive version of another campaign launched by Astronomers Without Borders in 2013, which delivered about 13,700 eclipse glasses to children in Africa for an eclipse that year.
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But there's lots of music that benefits from a more expansive presentation, allowing the listener to pick out the position of various instruments and thus conveying a more realistic feeling of the performance.
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The true extent of the music that emanated from this period in New York City is more expansive, and interesting, than what can be bundled together under the narrow definition of no wave.
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These are good standardized specs, but it's an added layer of confusion when almost all of Apple's other USB-C computers (including the new MacBook Air) feature the more expansive Thunderbolt 3 spec.
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But if fiscal policy were to turn more expansive and that would lend support to economic activity, then probably the Federal Reserve would probably remove accommodation a little bit more quickly over time.
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BUT IF FISCAL POLICY WERE TO TURN MORE EXPANSIVE AND THAT WOULD LEND SUPPORT TO ECONOMIC ACTIVITY, THEN PROBABLY THE FEDERAL RESERVE WOULD PROBABLY REMOVE ACCOMMODATION A LITTLE BIT MORE QUICKLY OVER TIME.
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Organised crime and terrorism have also encouraged judges to take a more expansive attitude than in other European countries to issuing warrants for wiretaps and particularly to the electronic surveillance of suspects' conversations.
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He also found it was providing an access token that allowed it to grant even more expansive data access permissions to third party websites — such as to users' Facebook posts, photos and friends.
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Karma may be better explored by asking some simple questions: Many times more expansive than should be pondered here, the concept of karma encircles the mysteries of life, generational inheritance, and much more.
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The single currency bounced around 103 percent higher, trading at around $1.1192 after the press conference ended, even after what most analysts agreed were wide-ranging measures that were more expansive than predicted.
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While watching the different takes and more expansive canvasses can be instructive, it hasn't solved the riddle of why King adaptations have so often been disappointing, which hasn't dissuaded producers from repeatedly trying.
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As the future of employment skews largely digital, the tech industry must now step up and show how technology can generate a more expansive economy, creating more, better jobs in the coming years.
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The single currency bounced around 1.7 percent higher, trading at around $1.1192 after the press conference ended, even after what most analysts agreed were wide-ranging measures that were more expansive than predicted.
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Female artists still face many obstacles in a genre dominated by the concerns of male artists, but music coming from Nashville is more expansive and, at least on the surface, more politically tolerant.
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When the new software launches, you'll be able to pin your favorite widgets to the home screen alongside your app icons in landscape mode, making better use of the iPad's more expansive display.
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Some Republicans have since moved to repeal the Obama administration's signature healthcare law, while several Democratic presidential candidates are embracing an even more expansive "Medicare-for-all" insurance plan to cover every American.
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For those who are self-employed, the Simplified Employee Pension I.R.A. can offer a significant tax deduction with an even more expansive deadline, said Stephen W. DeFilippis, a tax preparer in Wheaton, Ill.
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" Instead Khatib predicts a more expansive, sustained and larger-scale air response targeting strategic military targets linked to the chemical weapons program — "primarily airbases because that's where these attacks are being launched from.
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The cosmic swirls of the track's melody seem to take on a mind of their own, growing more expansive as it progresses, until they eventually overflow into a lazy river of mesmeric vibes.
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Niched in the Grand Palais — an even more expansive exhibition space built for the 1900 Universal Exposition — the restaurant offers a Continental journey via dishes like gazpacho, grilled octopus and penne with chorizo.
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A lot of these people would already treat the game like some sort of nostalgic mid-2010s hit, but the game is minting cash from users at a more expansive rate that ever.
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To really understand someone's chart, she says, you have to look at so much more than their sun sign or their gender, which is much more expansive than just male and female anyway.
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To put the territory's size, and proportionate debt, into perspective, there are 20 states that are less populous and have vastly more expansive geographies than Puerto Rico, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Once I joined, I quickly found something bigger than an antidote for my debilitating fear of socializing: an entire world on the internet that felt more expansive than any I'd ever seen before.
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But Senator Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, chairman of the health committee, laid out a road map on the Senate floor this week that pointed to a measure potentially more expansive than House plans.
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Its coverage would also be more expansive than current Medicare: It would include eye and dental care as well as prescription drugs, and it would eliminate premiums, deductibles, copays and surprise medical bills.
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But her remarks to The Post were more expansive than previous ones and are likely to irk some liberal rank-and-file members of Ms. Pelosi's party trying to build support for it.
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Priest shortages remain a problem in the diocese, which currently has 108 priests for 1.3 million Catholics, even as evangelical Protestants have made headway in recent years with their more expansive approach to worship.
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Months later, Sanders has dropped a far more expansive plan, thus laying the groundwork for what some experts say might be the dynamic over the rest of the primaries—for better or for worse.
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The smartphone industry has marched at a pretty steady clip since Fairphone 2 was released at the back end of 2015, with rivals updating their own much more expansive product portfolios at least annually.
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The Alien franchise has had a rich life at Dark Horse Comics since 1988, with creators building on the mythology introduced in the films to create a more expansive Alien universe on the page.
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But it was the duo's second book, All Your Worth, a more expansive and readable explainer on how to spend responsibly and sustainably, that seemed to set Warren on the path to real celebrity.
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It's similar in theory to events like Amazon's Prime Day, though the scope is much more expansive for Alibaba's popular Tmall and Taobao online storefronts which offer a number of deals to entice shoppers.
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Lee To Sang's photographs, paradoxically, free his subjects from being defined by the picture, and instead capture subjects who are vastly more expansive than who they appear to be in front of the camera.
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WELLINGTON, New Zealand — The results may not reflect it, but Wales Coach Warren Gatland believes his team is improving as it embraces a more expansive style of play during its tour of New Zealand.
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Asked how he felt rounding the bases after he saw the second ball go over the wall, Syndergaard was far more expansive about that experience than he was about his visit to the doctor.
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Although it's not hard to imagine the various strands of support for Mr. Sanders coming together to form a more expansive movement, few at the rally in Philadelphia seemed interested in such a thing.
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The two researchers wondered whether people whose physical cues looked like their female students' — self-protective, insecure — would feel more powerful or even change their behavior if they simply adopted more expansive body positions.
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In brief moments — watching medics treat the wounded or police prepare for the day of the burning of the bulls — "Brimstone & Glory" hints at a more expansive, tapestry-like documentary that might have been.
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"More expansive than interior, more defiant than dreamy, it's a vibrant if uneven work in heated conversation with itself," James Poniewozik wrote in his review of the first season for The New York Times.
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In the DSM-V, the new term to describe problematic drinking is alcohol-use disorder — a clunky but more expansive phrase that denotes a spectrum of risky drinking from mild to moderate to severe.
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Mr. Lee told the leader that he considered such a delay a death knell because Democrats favoring more expansive sentencing changes would take control of the House and push the bill to the left.
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In numerous ways, it has sought to support athletes — through more expansive meal allowances, family travel reimbursements, extra cost-of-attendance money — in order to recognize, if not compensate, them for their extra troubles.
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It could also increase pressure for expansions of visas for medical professionals to immigrate to the U.S. The systemic nature of this problem could also require a more expansive Medicare benefit for the elderly.
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The big picture: It contrasts with more expansive proposals from Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, who want to wipe out all college tuition and debt — though nearly every 2020 contender has their own ideas.
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Ms. Warren, who has found herself on the defensive over her embrace of Medicare for all in recent months, pitched her plan as more expansive than those offered by Ms. Klobuchar or Mr. Buttigieg.
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Certainly no candidate in modern political history has built a more expansive operation in less time, positioning Mr. Bloomberg to capitalize on any support he can generate, should it ever arrive in large numbers.
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Mattel, in a push for inclusivity, debuted their dolls with three new body types in January: tall, curvy and petite, along with a more expansive range of skin tones, 22 eye colors and 24 hairstyles.
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Jagged Little Pill shares some of its DNA with shows like Next to Normal and Dear Evan Hansen — both of which deal with mental illness and teenage angst — but its aims are far more expansive.
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Social Sentinel is the leading company offering schools a more expansive solution: The firm says it casts a wide net across public posts on social media looking for threats from adults as well as students.
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But after some very positive showings at trade shows like E3, the studio realized that the game needed to be more expansive in order to satisfy the ever-growing audience interested in its unique style.
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NUMBER TWO, THERE IS AN EXPECTATION THAT THE NEW ADMINISTRATION AND CONGRESS WILL WORK TOGETHER TO COME FORWARD WITH A SET OF PROPOSALS THAT MAKE FISCAL POLICY MORE EXPANSIVE AND THAT'S MORE SUPPORTIVE FOR GROWTH.
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Note: this review contains plot details SEQUELS to science-fiction thrillers tend to be bigger, louder, more expensive and more expansive than their predecessors—and that's if they come out after two or three years.
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Gordon, a New York University history professor, happened to be writing a more expansive book about 20th-century social movements when Trump happened, and she didn't want people to think all such movements are wonderful.
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These eligible immigrants, known as Dreamers in reference to a similar but more expansive immigration bill proposed since the 1990s, are people who arrived in the country as minors and have since maintained good standing.
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" Ted Sarandos, Netflix's chief content officer, said Ms. Handler's willingness to inject herself into unfamiliar situations and bring a wry humor to these explorations suggested she could carry a show more expansive than "Chelsea Lately.
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Los Angeles County's juvenile justice system, which is more expansive than adult jail systems in many counties around the nation, includes three juvenile halls and 13 juvenile camps that together hold about 1,200 young inmates.
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The song's more electronic elements—like the inclusion of a drum machine and synths and an explosive and rhythmic verse in Rau's charmingly distinct nasal bellow—set the pace for a grander, more expansive sound.
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When you choose to follow a topic, Twitter will then pull tweets from relevant accounts into your timeline in order to give you a more expansive view of a topic, like a specific sports team.
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It was here — first in 8 Impasse Ronsin, then the more expansive 11 — that he created the bulk of his work, the rustic sculptures that celebrate the naked intensity of raw materials: marble, wood, metal.
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Ms. Chiuri, for example, will weigh in on not only products, but image, ads and stores, responsibilities that Sidney Toledano, Dior chief executive, admitted at her appointment were more expansive than those of her predecessor.
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With the recent launch of the slightly-more-formal Sanchez (with a menu more expansive than tacos and street food), she has a chance to show her audience just how versatile Mexican food can be.
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Pierce has been building her Tortall universe for 33 years, since 1983's Alanna: The First Adventure, and her stories keep getting better as her worlds become more expansive, more diverse, and more morally nuanced.
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But Democrats and many health care industry leaders were pressuring Trump to declare a more expansive emergency to help hard-hit states build mobile hospitals and shelters, while assisting with public safety and other issues.
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When the Obama administration issued its more expansive rule in 2015, it did so based on a massive scientific report that documented the importance of small streams to the health of downstream rivers and bays.
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This is all a long way of saying—what I want for you is a kinder, more generous, and more expansive goal than the "losing weight" one that the world keeps trying to hand us.
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Though I didn't have the same up-close view of the performers, the VIP section gave me a more expansive view of the venue, not to mention much more space to move around and dance.
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Influential GOP lawmakers say Trump laid out a much more expansive and rigid set of demands Trump wants from Congress in any agreement to turn the expiring Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program into law.
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On top of all that was HB2's pending provision that clinics be equipped with hospital-grade facilities to provide more expansive care for patients, which she said would have been beyond her organization's budget.
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It's my sense that is driving some of the discussion about more expansive health care programs, whether that's Bernie Sanders's Medicare for All bill or the Center for American Progress's Medicare Extra for All plan.
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The Oregon indictment was made even more expansive this week, with the addition of a new and unnamed defendant, and a slew of new charges including damage to native American sites and illegal possession of weapons.
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In theory, having Tableau gives Salesforce another broad path into larger and more expansive enterprise sales, but the success of the deal will really hinge on how well it folds Tableau into the Salesforce sales machine.
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The goal gave the French license for a more expansive approach but not at the expense of keeping their defensive shape and they turned the screws on De Bruyne and Hazard by quickly closing them down.
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The Texas House approved the measure on Sunday, and the state Senate previously passed a more expansive bill (dubbed the Texas Privacy Act) on March 14 that would have included public bathrooms outside of schools, too.
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Even more, the bill — potentially inadvertently — suggests that the government may be able to engage in even more expansive "about" collection that permits collection of communications that may only make a generic reference to a person.
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As Democrats controlled Congress and the White House for most of the years between 1932 and 1968, a liberal court majority followed their tracks, both expanding individual rights and blessing a more expansive role for government.
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She then translated that energy into pure abstraction, which has become richer and more expansive, turning somber after a visit to Auschwitz in the 1980s, and oceanic, after her immersion in the work of J.M.W. Turner.
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It's not that Mr. Livengood's theme isn't tight, it's just that it feels a bit more expansive than I typically like, because certain attributes of the set increase the difficulty of solving for no real reason.
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And while we've come to expect the NFL to bury its head in the sand on more expansive matters of morality and ethics, the league does seem to value equity and parity in the games themselves.
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FSG has owned a small Congolese trucking company called Cheetah Logistics in Congo since 2015, but the new subsidiary, Frontier Services Group Congo, has a more expansive mandate, according to a filing with Congo's business registry.
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But the legislation falls short of benchmarks set by a more expansive overhaul proposed in Congress during Barack Obama's presidency and of the kinds of changes sought by some liberal and conservative activists targeting mass incarceration.
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But the second is equally inconvenient for Mr. Nunes and many of his co-partisans, who have long supported more expansive intelligence surveillance powers and worked furiously to defeat legislative efforts to impose stricter privacy safeguards.
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But 15 years on from its founding, Facebook is now far more expansive as a parent brand, and the company apparently felt it was necessary to distinguish itself from the social network it was build upon.
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It is unclear what penalties, if any, Commissioner Rob Manfred will issue against the Red Sox and whether he will order a more expansive investigation to determine the extent of the Red Sox' sign-stealing system.
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Dallas-Fort Worth airport, which has more than 17,000 acres of land, with some 463,000 to 5,000 acres available for development, may take a more expansive view than other airports in developing outside sources of income.
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STOCKHOLM, Jan 28 (Reuters) - Swedish central bank First Deputy Governor Cecilia Skingsley said on Tuesday she had not decided what measure would be the most suitable should the Riksbank need to make policy more expansive again.
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They're trying to replicate their legal tactic from more than two years ago, when a broader coalition of GOP-led states successfully stopped a more expansive program for millions of undocumented immigrants before it even began.
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Since the shooting took place in early August, O'Rourke has committed not only to a ban on assault weapons, or military-style guns, but a more expansive proposal: buying them back from people who own them.
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The censorship of Al-Borsa, a widely read financial newspaper that generally steers clear of politics and reflects the views of a largely pro-state business community, suggests a more expansive attempt to control private media coverage.
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Coming on the eve of renewed peace talks, Itani said the announcement could put the regime under pressure to drop its more expansive demands to retake all of Syria, and agree to a Russian-brokered political compromise.
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In June, the Senate passed a bill 98-2 that calls for a new, more expansive set of sanctions against Russian organizations and includes language that would limit the president's ability to terminate ones that already exist.
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Gallery Spaces YBCA is calling for curatorial proposals for our Second Floor Galleries, which range from a discrete project space of 760 square feet to up to a more expansive exhibition space comprised of 3,500 square feet.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has accused the Trump administration of pursuing regime change; Trump insists he wants Iran to come to the table and agree to a more expansive deal that would restrict more of its activities.
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" He said: "Even if I thought fiscal policy stimulus were probably going to be moving in a more expansive direction, it would be hard to translate that in terms of what does it mean for monetary policy.
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By eliminating that threat in one fell swoop with zero thematic payoff for the sake of a surprise, for the first time ever a Game of Thrones twist has made its story smaller rather than more expansive.
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That the President would have preferred that Congress take decisive action, and more expansive action than he can take himself via executive action, doesn't mean that any of the measures pushes the edge of any legal envelope.
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It's also more expansive, stretching Rosenstock's sound to incorporate more epic elements in songs that all run together, leading a few reviews to call it "punk rock's Abbey Road," an album he says he's never even heard.
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The divergent fortunes of Kraft and Unilever since their dalliance would suggest the Friedman view embraced by Kraft's top owners is outdated, and the more expansive one, which undergirded Unilever's lightning defense against Kraft's bid, is ascendant.
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Netflix has acquired a number of European crime dramas—from Belgium, Iceland, and more—in what appears to be an attempt to broaden the Scandinavian noir (or Scandinoir) fanbase into something more expansive, sophisticated, and future-oriented.
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Under criticism, Mattel has been trying to push the doll into becoming more empowering, or at least more expansive, in its portrayals of femininity with "I can be president Barbie" in 2012 and scientist and businesswoman Barbies.
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Neo-Brandeisians advocate for dramatic change in our antitrust laws, and specifically call for a setting aside of the consumer welfare standard that guides antitrust today for a more expansive standard that accounts for many policy goals.
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Professor Winkler convincingly demonstrates that the more expansive theories of corporate rights often rest on piercing the so-called corporate veil and allowing the corporation to effectively enforce the rights of its shareholders in its own name.
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"If Representative McCaul is chosen to head D.H.S., he will need to take a much more expansive view of border and immigration enforcement than he has in the past," said Dan Stein, the president of the federation.
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By setting a precedent for this type of behavior, Trump was establishing a much more expansive sense of what the president is capable of doing, the managers argue, depriving Congress of its ability to check the executive.
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And then maybe I'll explain why I'm going to keep watching it in an answer that's more expansive than "I watch all stupid sci-fi TV." Caroline Framke: I don't know if "galling" is the right word.
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Following the same model, the sequel is larger and more expansive, as Carti and master producer Pi'erre Bourne achieve a thick sonic density, with the slithery synthesizer of "Right Now" and "Long Time" providing the album's signature.
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Hollowed, the fourth studio album from UK producer Alan Myson, takes the dubstep-futursism SP of his previous work and fleshes out a bigger, more expansive sound, as though the producer were conducting an electronic music orchestra.
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While it might be easy to find sexist or conservative advice for becoming the man you always hoped you'd be, it can be difficult to find counsel from those who champion a more expansive, inclusive vision of masculinity.
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While peers such as Neil Young and the Eagles became more expansive in style, he went the other way, turning ever inwards on the gently eccentric home-studio-recorded "One Man Dog" (1972), followed by "Walking Man" (1974).
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However, there was a more expansive earlier version of the question list, assembled by Trump's legal team based on their conversations with the special counsel from this March, that leaked to the New York Times a while back.
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The more expansive vision won the day, but Justice Antonin Scalia's opinion left many questions unresolved—what other "lawful purposes" apply, which types of firearms are protected, how assiduously gun possession may be regulated without offending the constitution.
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Students might then mount a gallery of what they find, with their commentary, to prepare for the final phase of this unit in which they do projects that imagine a more expansive view of masculinity for the future.
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Colin Croom: When you have time like we did to record this record, where you're not rushing around doing other shit while you're recording or you just have a specific amount of time, you can be more expansive.
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S.B. 85033 originally started as a bill to ban sanctuary cities — those who refuse detainers or some other form of full cooperation with federal authorities on immigration — but through amendments came to include much more expansive immigration provisions.
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"If we want to understand fully what happened, then talking to that individual, talking to their lawyers —when they started to guide their interactions, who they interacted with — may be more expansive than what we know," Burr said.
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But you don't need that esoteric knowledge to stand before her paintings and feel their challenge: to put aside what you've been taught and open yourself up to an unfamiliar and more expansive way of seeing the world.
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But "Life and Death" is more expansive than that — it takes you deep into a time and place, the good-old-bad-old-days of pre-Rudolph Giuliani New York, which many have valorized for some time now.
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Better than Dishonored 2 phenomenal—an experience that is both tighter (with some intelligently reused assets/stages) and—for players like me, who want to see and do everything—even more expansive, with contract missions in each level.
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The breakfast and lunch menus are more expansive than the average cafe, too; try the ricotta and honey toast with mint and sunflower seeds, or a Cuban with slow-roasted pork, fontina, ham, pickles, and dijon on ciabatta.
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The process at the elementary school level, with what is essentially a two-hour interview, also allows for a more expansive look at the applicant than does a single test, though Hunter says that process has remained consistent.
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Still, Mr. Nelson demanded a far more expansive version of gun control than Mr. Rubio has been willing to consider, and a political adviser to Mr. Nelson said the two men had not conferred about specific bipartisan legislation.
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The source: A smoke-haunted paste of dried chiles, long pepper — stronger than black pepper, more expansive and musky-sweet — and makhwaen seeds, kin to Sichuan peppercorn, for a faint kiss of lemon before your mouth goes numb.
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Judd was far more expansive than he has been given credit for, and far more down to earth, more so than many of his peers, a number of whom who were shown in MoMA long before he was.
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By highlighting a more expansive standard for what constitutes a false claim under the act, the court's ruling is likely to open the door to more whistle-blower cases, according to lawyers who represent plaintiffs in these matters.
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While China has long sought to block access to political material online, a flurry of new regulatory actions aims to establish a more expansive blockade, recalling an earlier era of public morality enforced by the ruling Communist Party.
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As new amnesties loom on the legislative horizon, the low standards for the DACA program should have every American wondering just exactly who will be given amnesty if the more expansive DREAM Act, or similar legislation, should pass.
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Conservative groups, such as Koch Industries, and many of Trump's evangelical Christian advisers support more expansive reforms, but have said they would back a narrower bill to help prisoners if that has a better chance of passing Congress.
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So Vox's Game of Thrones death pool is much more expansive this week than it was in the first two weeks of season eight, considering all the ice zombie attacks, dragonfire, and sword-fighting that's about to go down.
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On November 3rd Mr Kim said he would "use 100%" of his rights as prime minister, suggesting a more expansive role for a position that is mostly ceremonial—though whether the National Assembly will approve his appointment is unsure.
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While the report is far more expansive than just the Benin Bronzes — calling to repatriate thousands of looted cultural treasures — I wondered how this report was affecting US-based institutions and how they might be working toward similar ends.
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On Sunday, US Defense Secretary Mark Esper announced that the remaining 1,000 US troops in northern Syria would be withdrawn as intelligence indicated a more expansive Turkish invasion and a Kurdish counterattack in conjunction with Syrian and Russian forces.
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A similar coalition of lawmakers and outside groups made a higher-profile and more expansive attempt to overhaul the criminal justice system during the final years of the Obama administration, and had support from Mr. Ryan and other Republicans.
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Elected officials and activists have started pushing for states to have more expansive absentee and mail-in voting in later primary states and for the general election, as fears over the long term effects of the virus' spread builds.
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For now, what she and Venus both know is that tennis is still worth the trouble: worth the soreness and even the post-match news conferences, although Serena is generally a lot more expansive than her sister these days.
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During the oral arguments on Tuesday, one judge, Reena Raggi, sounded skeptical of the more expansive reading of the law, wondering at one point what would have happened had Mr. Zarda been a lesbian rather than a gay man?
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While her social media post didn't mention impeachment, it echoed a more expansive line of arguments the 2016 Democratic presidential nominee made in a Washington Post op-ed published in April when the Mueller report was dominating the headlines.
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House Republicans, who had been pushing for a more expansive financial overhaul bill that would eliminate the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and make other sweeping changes, appear ready to accept the more limited Senate bill that passed this year.
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Thursday was the last full session of the departing legislature, and the governing Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front, a left-wing party that had originally proposed a more expansive list of exceptions, never presented a bill for a vote.
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Since passengers, depending on the carrier they are flying with, may have to pay for their meals, many airlines are putting more time and money into developing their in-flight menus, making them healthier and more expansive than ever.
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The voice is more expansive than in her memoirs, imbued with an authority that is all the more powerful because it is diffuse and flexible, aware of its limited perspective and willing to be measured against those of others.
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From feral, bare-bones punk to a melodic combination of surf rock, new wave, post-punk, and disco rock, Priests evolved their Devo-inspired sound into something more expansive and experimental, recalling New Order, Gossip, and early Primal Scream.
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Like the supernatural abilities Arya gains during her time seeking the Many-Faced God or those forced upon Eleven by the government, Thomasin's sudden ability to levitate with the other witches suggests a more expansive shift in her capabilities.
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Whatever replaces SSNs would be a more expansive and nuanced approach, and while there has been some government research into modern identity-management solutions, there hasn't been the incentive or political will to see anything through to real-world use.
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McConnell may claim that he is only invoking this change for Supreme Court judges, but in the future, senators could easily take a more expansive view of any filibuster-busting plan and use it to prevent filibusters on other legislative votes.
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For example, data sharing "safe harbor" agreements across EU countries — like the EU-United States one that was invalidated earlier this year — might not apply to the U.K. British intelligence services have much more expansive surveillance powers than their American counterparts.
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"Congress will work with the administration to ensure today's more expansive shift in policy aligns with U.S. interests, including the desire for progress on human rights," said Republican Senator Bob Corker, the chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, in a statement.
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In recent years, it expanded aggressively, under a business model that combined "pro" subscriptions for insiders willing to pay handsomely for highly detailed political news, and new consumer strands including a magazine that focuses on deeper and more expansive stories.
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At the same time, expanding the character limit risks disrupting the fast-moving, real-time nature of the site, encouraging people users to post more expansive paragraphs where they once might just have posted a few words and a link.
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Like some of the more expansive Ghibli features (Nausicaä of the Valley of Wind, say, or Howl's Moving Castle), Mary and the Witch's Flower starts in a small domestic place and expands out to a much larger and more intimidating one.
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First, many Republicans do not approve of the expanded use of Executive authority, even if they agree with the policy, and there may be an effort to rein in some of the more expansive proposals that Trump seeks to implement.
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Teams have moved from the archaic process of creating static designs in Photoshop to embracing a much more expansive toolset — ranging from collaborative design tools (like Sketch, Figma), dead-simple prototyping platforms (like InVision, Marvel), user testing services (like UserTesting.
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European multimodal travel booking platform GoEuro has announced a change of name and destination: Its new ambition is to go global, scaling beyond its regional grounding to tackle the challenge of intercity travel internationally — hence needing a more expansive brand name.
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Within the 4,000 square foot gallery space of Ecce Gallery, Fletschock has shown one of her more expansive collage works, which takes the form of a curtain-like installation comprised of multiple patterned paper strips that appear black from the outside.
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That means making its operations more expansive and efficient by combining Walmart's growing number of physical assets, including its logistics network and more than 493,200 American stores, with a growing e-commerce business and array of new digital and analytical tools.
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In recent weeks, Tria has sought to reassure markets of the new government's commitment to cutting its heavy debt burden while Di Maio and Salvini have demanded that the European Union allow their new government to pursue a more expansive budget.
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Within the 4,000 square foot gallery space of Ecce Gallery, Fletschock has shown one of her more expansive collage works, which takes the form of a curtain-like installation comprised of multiple patterned paper strips that appear black from the outside.
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SANTIAGO, Aug 11 (Reuters) - Chile plans to roll out a more expansive fiscal policy and additional measures to stimulate economic growth to counter impacts from the U.S.-China trade war, the finance minister said in a newspaper interview published on Sunday.
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When asked if the fiscal policy should be even more contractive, than what has already been proposed, he said that he saw room in the economy for the proposed budget but that a more expansive fiscal policy would not be prudent.
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The new audits, which would be more expansive than currently allowed, "would bring to an end the Federal Reserve's unchecked -- and even arguably unconstitutional -- power in the financial markets and the economy," Paul argued in a Time commentary published Monday.
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Eurasia Group's Ian Bremmer says Trump has "a pretty clear move" if the U.S. feels confident the chemical attack came at the hands of Assad: Order attacks on Syria that are more expansive than the "empty airstrip" strikes last April.
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But AFRICOM has enjoyed a far more expansive role beyond just airstrikes under Trump, growing its ground presence to 500 troops, who train and fight alongside Somali government forces and African Union peacekeepers, and building new outposts for partner forces.
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Castro, former secretary of Housing and Urban Development and mayor of San Antonio, wants to put an end to that practice, too — but he also takes a more expansive view of what has gone wrong with America's immigration system under Trump.
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Democrats previously pushed for a more expansive bill establishing a permanent paid-leave program that would apply to all public health emergencies, not just coronavirus, but House Republicans have pushed for these provisions to be limited to the current crisis.
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But the payment would begin to diminish at an income level of $75,000 [for single earners] and phase out completely at an income level of $99,000 [check out this piece for a more expansive breakdown of the policy's cash transfers].
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Swenson sketches the rise of tough-on-crime policing in the 1970s that formed the backdrop of the officers' actions, but they are individuals, like Vernon and the defendants, whose motives and moral agency could have used more expansive treatment.
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The court's move, so soon after the retirement of Justice Anthony Kennedy, prompted court watchers to speculate that with the addition of Justice Brett Kavanaugh, the court might be ready to take a more expansive view of the Second Amendment.
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But progressive activists say that line of questioning is too narrow, and they're pushing for Democrats to write more expansive articles of impeachment once the investigation has concluded — and they've even written a sample resolution they hope the House will adopt.
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It remains to be seen whether the network will keep its storied reputation in the coming years, as WarnerMedia looks to ramp up its output of content and launch a new, more expansive streaming service called HBO Max next year.
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For days, attendees of the conference have been subjected to endlessly optimistic promises about what lies ahead when computing grows more powerful, the Internet of Things more ubiquitous, algorithms more precisely attuned to human behavior, and data gathering more expansive.
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Although he voted for the measure as "as a statement about the importance" of negotiating drug prices, Mr. Doggett said he sought a more expansive measure that would extend health coverage to the roughly 30 million Americans who lack it.
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T-Mobile really has rolled 5G out across much of the US with its more expansive spectrum, but there are precious few phones that support it — and we won't really know whether it's significantly different from LTE until more phones do.
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Ms. Trump and administration officials are reportedly now considering a plan that also covers fathers and adoptive parents and changes the funding structure, though a more expansive benefit program is going to be a very tough sell to Republicans in Congress.
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Like the initial Social Security Act, the 2010 ACA was stuck in a middle ground — hostage to the legislative whims of a relatively small number of moderate Senate Democrats, hated by conservatives, and unloved by liberals who favored more expansive reform.
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As he told Noisey in interviews over the last couple of months, ever since he was a kid he's had a more expansive vision of the music world, fueled by his dad's desire to expose him to all sorts of music.
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It's not inconceivable that he would be moved by either Scalia's narrow argument against compelling unions to help nonmembers or the more expansive argument of Volokh and Baude that compelling any and all payments to public sector unions is constitutional.
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In the pantheon of Senegalese and Malian photographers, we know well of the early modernist Mama Casset, Sidibé, and, later, Seydou Keïta, but the constellation of photographers in west Africa is profoundly more expansive and much older than these few formidable men.
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On MSNBC, he said that phase three of leadership's plan "is never going to happen," and argued that Republicans could instead achieve repeal and replace simultaneously with Pence, seated as Senate chair, declaring that a more expansive version of the bill is reconcilable.
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The lineup of VCs is especially important at a place like Benchmark because it, more than any other firm, points to the cohesion of its six-person team of equals as a selling point against more expansive — and, in their view, undisciplined — rivals.
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The template of the lights-out closer as embodied by Mariano Rivera gave to the tiered relievers of the Kansas City Royals, which now seems to have given to an even more expansive idea, brought on by equal parts necessity and ingenuity.
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Yeah. We had the name of the record and we wanted to do something, like, proggy or something more expansive, so we wanted to kind of have the music live up to the name of the record and be appropriate to it.
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The production, mostly by the team of Pop & Oak, leans on solemn keyboards and slow, programmed drumbeats with an R&B undertow, and Ms. Cara's melodies use the syncopations of hip-hop in the verses, on their way to more expansive pop choruses.
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In part, that will be a consequence of getting to fill the Supreme Court vacancy left open by Antonin Scalia — creating the first progressive Supreme Court majority in decades and opening the door to much more expansive efforts at progressive legal advocacy.
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The roll out of the narrowed version of the ban was more subdued on Friday compared to in January when Trump first signed a more expansive version of the order, sparking protests and chaos at airports around the country and the world.
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In a system that put most of the burden on employers, we'd need a much more expansive social safety net for those not working: perhaps a universal basic income or a public-sector job guarantee, which would also include publicly funded benefits.
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It is not difficult to understand why the #MeToo movement has left many men (and some women) indignant over the newer, more expansive definitions of sexual abuse, and afraid their past or present behaviors might be newly reclassified as harassment and assault.
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Why it matters: It raises the possibility that Mueller is trying to build a more expansive case against Manafort — unconnected to the 2016 election and possibly tied to his foreign lobbying — in order to flip him against other top Trump team members.
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This tempest brings together the boom of mobile game development, comedic YouTube Let's Play videos (which subjectively document with commentary the experience of playing a video game), internet community-oriented culture, and an all-around more expansive demographic beyond straight, nerdy males.
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Given the history of the counter-ISIS campaign over the past two years, however, the accomplishment of one objective can easily turn into a far more expansive mission, like the dismantling of the ISIS network across the entire expanse of Libyan territory.
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The premise feels a trifle half-baked logistically, but the notion of turning to technology to thwart crime has certainly been popular of late, from Fox's "APB" (canceled after one season) to CBS' "Person of Interest," which enjoyed a more expansive run.
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Her party is evolving toward the position that illegal aliens, save criminals and terrorists, should never be deported once they've reached our soil, and Clinton herself is committed to a unilateral amnesty even more expansive than the one that President Obama attempted.
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Having bounced around for years as a possible feature, "Alias Grace" proves better suited to this more expansive and leisurely adaptation, written and directed by actress Sarah Polley and Mary Harron, respectively, and impeccably adorned in the mud-spattered trappings of the times.
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If the past seven years have taught me anything, it is that the Democrats are unrelenting in their pursuit of bigger, more expansive government, and the GOP consistently looks for common ground that is only partially disastrous, calling that a bipartisan win.
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Margaret Colgate Love, executive director of the Collateral Consequences Resource Center, a nonprofit group focused on eliminating legal hurdles facing former inmates, said that other states have enacted more expansive protections for people who have been arrested but not convicted of crimes.
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At six foot two and two hundred pounds, the young doctor more than fills his cubicle, which feels a little more expansive thanks to the wall of grimy windows that looks out into the windows of the other lofts around the center courtyard.
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I'm in love with a form I call "the short poetic novel" — short lyrical novels that might almost be classed novellas but they tip over into something deeper, more expansive, the way a 17-syllable haiku opens up and floods the imagination.
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But on Friday, the appeals court in Seoul added another year to her prison term and increased her fine to 20 billion won, saying that the collusive ties between Ms. Park and Samsung were more expansive than the lower court had ruled.
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While well-appointed, the hotel doesn't have all the bells and whistles found in fancier, more expansive resorts, and it's not a party hotel either, if that's what you seekRead Business Insider's full hotel review of Solé Miami, A Noble House Resort
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Washington (CNN)Attorney General William Barr urged Republican senators Tuesday to quickly reauthorize a set of expiring surveillance tools, breaking from House GOP lawmakers and some White House officials who are pushing for a more expansive overhaul to be enacted right away.
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"In what I have perceived as a moral crisis over the last number of years in how Americans are relating to foreigners, immigrants, refugees, and asylum seekers, I felt like it was time to take a more expansive approach," Yanklowitz told Insider.
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With each step upward came a more expansive view, mirroring the expansion of the urban area below—almost as if the city, as it projected outward, called for ever-higher vantage points from which its growing scale and ambition could be comprehended.
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Mr. Trump said he wants to strike a new deal with Iran that is more expansive than the 2015 nuclear treaty that the Obama administration brokered with world powers and Tehran — and from which Mr. Trump withdrew the United States in 2018.
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Keep an eye on this The Senate GOP conference closed door lunch Tuesday is where Republicans will discuss their next steps on the gun issue -- whether they want to pursue something more expansive, either on the policy side or just the debate side.
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The more expansive request came when an agent in the FBI's counterintelligence division emailed the deputy general counsel at GSA to preserve documents, electronics and communications from the Trump transition team, according to documents CNN obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request.
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Nevertheless, it's a safe bet that Kavanaugh's "text, history, and tradition" framework would lead to a much more expansive Second Amendment than the consensus framework, since Kavanaugh dissented to the right of two of his Republican colleagues in the second Heller case.
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The guest worker negotiations are separate from ongoing, more expansive talks about a 600-page draft bill that would grant permanent status to more high-skilled, well-educated immigrants while reducing the number for those who enter the U.S. based on family ties.
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This September, the band released their third record on Yep Roc, Blindfaller, a set of songs that finds them moving to a slightly more expansive sound — bass and pedal steel add a country swing to several tunes — and more outward-looking lyrics.
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But after you've done that, your next stop should be Kotaku's Fave This, a new podcast (fewer than 10 episodes right now!) that begins in the world of video game fandom and then takes a more expansive view of fandom as a whole.
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The former Munich goalkeeper Oliver Kahn suggested a week ago that no one would give Guardiola so much as a round of applause for winning the Bundesliga again, but Guardiola has already achieved something greater: opening German minds to a more expansive type of play.
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" While Harper may have been the scourge of most privacy advocates, as his government regularly introduced legislation that allowed for ever-more expansive data collection and surveillance, Anglin said when it came to approving plans like the Beyond the Border deal, Harper balked. "Mr.
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This show considers the metaphor of turning liquid into vapor, in the case of artists leaving a graduate program, excitedly anticipating the release of their work into the ether of related discussions and concerns, circling a more expansive contemporary art world now within their reach.
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Several other wildfires in the state have collectively burned tens of thousands of additional acres, and in total flames have raced across more than 500 square miles — an area that is more expansive than most major US cities including New York and Los Angeles.
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The Journal has lagged seriously in monthly traffic to its newspaper competitors like the Washington Post and New York Times, which have opted for softer paywalls and more expansive relationships with the platforms (and have broken seemingly endless news about the Trump White House).
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In recent weeks, Economy Minister Giovanni Tria has sought to reassure markets of the new government's commitment to cutting its heavy debt burden while the two deputy prime ministers have demanded that the European Union allow their new government to pursue a more expansive budget.
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All of which confirms that as ambitious as her agenda is, Clinton is, at root, a pragmatist who is focused on making the most of the current political atmosphere rather than pinning her hopes on transforming that atmosphere to make more expansive change possible.
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The people chosen by a President Biden or Warren to run the regulatory agencies would push in the same centre-left direction: reversing rollbacks of environmental protections under this administration, creating more expansive definitions of civil rights and pushing anti-trust regulators to be bolder.
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Facing little scrutiny, prosecutors have applied ever more expansive interpretations of what counts as the sort of link to America that makes an alleged crime punishable there; indirect contact with foreign banks with branches in America, or using Gmail, now seems to be enough.
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London's transport regulator, Transport for London, has released details of a new more expansive and expensive system of tiered license fees for private hire operators that will drive up the fees that ride-hailing companies like Uber need to pay to operate in the city.
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Curated by the institution's own Aram Moshayedi with Hamza Walker from Chicago's Renaissance Society, this year's show is tighter than previous iterations in the number of artists featured — just 26 — but somehow more expansive in the breadth of disciplines and practices that are integrated.
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The Communist Party, founded in 1919, took a more expansive view of both political and labor organizing, but settled into a posture of compromise during the Popular Front era, only to find itself persecuted almost out of existence with the rise of postwar anti-Communism.
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White Columns is displaying here the exuberant Expressionist paintings of Gerasimos Floratos, but also the folk-inspired ceramics of Bruce M. Sherman, installed in a mezzanine overlooking the sixth floor, a bird's-eye vantage that offers a different, more expansive perspective on art-fair viewing.
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Judicial appointments, a standard measure of a president's legacy, almost always draw partisan scrutiny, as Republicans tend to appoint conservative lawyers who interpret the Constitution according to what they say was its original meaning, and Democrats lean toward liberal appointees with a more expansive view.
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The United States would have a more expansive welfare state, but also a fundamentally different economic structure in which major decisions are made by a balance of investor and labor priorities with a large and somewhat autonomous bureaucratic sector exerting a heavy guiding hand.
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"The rest of the world agreed to a more expansive set of rules and a binding dispute settlement system, and in exchange the US would stop acting as a bully, police, prosecutor, jury, and judge," Bown told me in an interview before the investigation announcement.
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Rather than using Studio 254 to tell a more expansive story about the disco movement, the director Matt Tyrnauer looks closely at the nuts and bolts of what it took to create the most famous nightclub in the world and what brought it crashing down.
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Sara Goldrick-Rab, a self-described "scholar-activist" who teaches higher education policy at Temple University, has a more expansive idea: Make the first two years free for everyone who attends a community college (all of which are public) or four-year state school.
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What he's saying: Horowitz was "surprised" that U.S. Attorney John Durham, tasked by Attorney General Bill Barr with conducting a more expansive investigation into the origins of the Russia probe, issued a statement disputing the conclusion that the opening of the investigation was properly predicated.
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Although this buoyant musical takes its title from a bus route, it focuses on a more expansive journey: how CJ, a sheltered, self-absorbed boy, learns not just to open his eyes to urban life but to open his heart to the rest of humanity.
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While he got his start flipping samples and helming dance parties in his native Boston as a member of Whiskey Barons, his solo work as Bosq is more expansive and danceable, relying on live-instrumentation and a revolving door of collaborators from around the world.
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While malaria testing was their first focus, they're looking to build a far more expansive point-of-care blood diagnostics business with OLO — beginning with CBC testing but envisaging the system as a platform that will, in time, be capable of running a portfolio of blood tests.
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"It depends on how you define fascism — some limit it to white nationalism and supremacy, and that's part of what holds them together, but depending on who you're talking about, it can be more expansive," said California State University, San Bernardino, criminal justice professor Brian Levin.
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However, though there may not be any exciting AI component, Deluxe finally does what Unicode, the governing body behind emoji, has not yet succeeded in doing: Offering a far more expansive catalog of skin tone, hair color, and hairstyle options that are representative of the population.
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Speaking with The Verge ahead of the announcement, Croyle said that Attic already has a number of clients signed up and will be looking to do a more expansive range of designs, not just the consumer electronics that form much of his and Hundt's recent background.
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It's a little more expansive than previous versions of similar legislation, since in addition to providing a path to lawful residency status by serving in the military or going to college, it also would allow them to become residents by being employed for at least three years.
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The animation is almost as spare as the art in the original strip and, though each vignette is an animated expansion of original gags found in Schulz's four-panel approach and the more expansive Sunday comics, the tiny comic tales are just a few minutes long.
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But a state judge offered a more expansive reading of that law last year when she ordered the city to release summaries of misconduct findings against the police officer who used a chokehold in the 2014 arrest of Eric Garner that led to Mr. Garner's death.
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The push for digital citizenship education also raises the question of whether some schools are so fixated on teaching social media skills that they are steering students to the most popular commercial sites — rather than helping them develop a more expansive worldview, both online and off.
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Some of the president's senior advisers pushed him to join the lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the entire current health care law, a more expansive position than the administration had taken previously, when it argued that protections for people with pre-existing conditions should be struck down.
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He could offer only a few at Khao Kang; now, at Khao Nom, which he opened in October behind Khao Kang — in a storefront that once housed a church, then a foot therapist's office — he has room for a more expansive lineup that changes almost daily.
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Kora Organics' Rose Quartz Heart Facial Sculptor ($58) and Georgia Louise's Lift & Sculpt Butterfly Stone ($75) both have helpful indents for getting under cheekbones and the chin while Hayo'u's Beauty Restorer ($40) has long sides for covering more expansive areas, such as your neck, in single strokes.
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It's closer in scope and temperament to Poltergeist – more expansive about conjuring up shocks and suspense and, from time to time, just letting the pace slacken so that Ed and Lorraine can talk while everyone breathes in the dank British air and basks in the sunlight that doesn't exist.
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A new justice replacing Justice Scalia might take a more expansive approach to the applicability of the 24th Amendment, and be the vote that tips the scales against a controversial doctrine that has dramatically limited the scope of the 2490th Amendment in the digital age: the third party doctrine.
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While it remains unclear whether Trump or his lawyer Giuliani did actually break the law in going around official channels to deal with Ukraine, much of the conduct now emerging at least appears unethical, off-the-books of regular diplomatic activity and more expansive than it initially appeared.
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While it remains unclear whether Trump or his lawyer Rudy Giuliani did actually break the law in going around official channels to deal with Ukraine, much of the conduct now emerging at least appears unethical, off-the-books of regular diplomatic activity and more expansive than it initially appeared.
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With more musicians and collaborators than any of Vernon's previous efforts, the record is strikingly more expansive, retaining Vernon's voice and acoustic guitar as its core while introducing more horns, drums, strings, digital manipulation, and sounds reminiscent of his work with Kanye and collaboration with electronic artist James Blake.
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Burr did tell Wareable that Google saw the technology and thought it "could be brought out in a more expansive way if Google had that technology, and was not only able to continue to use it with Fossil but bring it to other partners in the ecosystem," she said.
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A separate refund petition was launched in the weeks prior to the festival, after organizers announced a last minute venue change from the more expansive Oak Canyon Park in Silverado to its compact parking lot location at the Observatory, where the growing festival took place in years past.
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Shortly after the Newtown massacre, the same NRA that collaborated with the disability community in opposing the Social Security rule issued a bizarre and terrifying proposal for "an active national database of the mentally ill," a far more expansive proposal than anything to come out of the Obama administration.
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But, in reviewing a slate of ideas to overhaul a law that holds bank accountable for their lending to less advantaged communities, she said it was possible to allow broader definitions that would encourage banks to lend "in a more expansive area" when it comes to community development projects.
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Yes, but: The Trump administration is expected within the next few days to add additional missions that aren't border-specific to the National Guard's tasks in support of CBP, which could win over Governor Brown and indicate a more expansive, supportive relationship between the National Guard and CBP.
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The Fed itself is engaged in a yearlong review of its monetary policy practices and communications, creating an opportunity to question what the central bank's goal of maximum sustainable employment means in the modern era, and, potentially, a chance to push monetary policymakers toward a more expansive definition.
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Dominion is developing its wind project 85033 miles off the coast of Virginia Beach, Va. The company said in a release that the project would "provide critical operational, weather and environmental experience needed for large-scale development" on other, more expansive offshore sites Dominion has leased for wind power.
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Trump leaves Friday for a two-week stay at his Mar-a-Lago resort in South Florida, where he's expected to talk regularly — both in person and on the phone — with supporters and friends who back a more expansive Senate trial, the people familiar with the situation said.
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Ms. Warren is assailing him for not being more transparent about his donors, Mr. Sanders is targeting him for not offering a more expansive free college proposal, and a super PAC supporting Senator Cory Booker is on the air in Iowa favorably contrasting Mr. Booker to Mr. Buttigieg.
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Dominion is developing its wind project 2628 miles off the coast of Virginia Beach, Va. The company said in a release that the project would "provide critical operational, weather and environmental experience needed for large-scale development" on other, more expansive offshore sites Dominion has leased for wind power.
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T-Mobile&aposs 24G network is more expansive and inclusive than other carriers&apos 5G networks so far, which mostly cover certain parts of a handful of cities across the US. The carrier says its 5G network covers 20,000% more people than AT&T and Verizon&aposs 5G networks.
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That would permit a drastically more expansive vision of the Second Avenue Subway as a line that originates in the Financial District, runs north to Second Avenue, stretches all the way up to 125th Street, and then bends west to serve as a crosstown line uniting all of Harlem.
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When viewed next to each other, Diebenkorn's paintings looked more expansive — but not more powerful — than those of the Frenchman, as if painted from the shoulder or torso, while Matisse's, with their (often more subtly) rich and varied surfaces, looked like they were painted from the elbow or wrist.
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CNN's Ryan Browne and Nicole Gaouette reported Friday that military leaders rebuffed the Department of Homeland Security's request that the troops "provide 'crowd and traffic control' and safeguard Customs and Border Protection personnel" — roles that would have given soldiers more expansive authority than they currently have under US law.
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According to a bombshell report in the New York Times on Tuesday, Facebook's behind-the-scenes efforts to give select corporate partners access to user data have been far more expansive than previously reported, including allowing certain third-party companies access to user contact lists and access to users' private messages.
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Federal courts have typically embraced Kennedy's more expansive interpretation of the Clean Water Act rather than Scalia's, and any rollback of Obama's rule would still leave plenty of legal gray areas where the courts will need to decide on a case-by-case basis whether the Clean Water Act applies.
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Keane suggests that there is nothing more important in politics in the last two decades than the rise of this "activist" generation, creating a growing sense of democracy as something more expansive and inclusive than a ballot box that can be stuffed with fake votes or stolen by a power elite.
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A more expansive framework from Bernstein and Lori Wallach includes more ideas, like enforceable labor and environmental standards so U.S. jobs don't flow to authoritarian countries that suppress wages through violence, and an end to investor-state dispute settlements that let companies sue governments for the loss of expected future profits.
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Register for Envision, and you will have two at your disposal: "'Dante' hunts for other listings that closely map to the selected style the user first chose, while 'Eden' offers a more expansive set of options, including properties with related or similar styles," reports Inman, a real estate industry news site.
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Menendez's defense attorney, Abbe Lowell, urged Walls to engage in a more expansive inquiry regarding reports Arroyo-Maultsby wanted to contact the judge about deliberations last week and felt certain jurors were trying to "run out the clock" on her, knowing she had to leave on a pre-scheduled vacation.
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When Oblivion hit the Xbox 360 in March 2006, a great number of players found themselves wanting bigger, more expansive and story-driven first person adventures—a number that would only increase when Fallout 20183 brought supermutants, post-apocalyptica, and (of course) guns to Bethesda's open world RPG formula in 2008.
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Individuals in good health are more likely support government cuts, while individuals in poor health are more likely to support a more expansive role for government, with 41 percent of those in good health supporting cuts to government spending compared with 30 percent of those in fair or poor health.
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But the more time I spent doing this, the more I found myself wanting to ask instead about more expansive themes — not about pivoting, scaling or moving to the cloud, but how they lead their employees, how they hire, and the life advice they give or wish they had received.
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It's no accident that two days before Ms. Trump boasted about the new program's modest funding for increasing diversity in computer science, the White House unleashed yet another attack on diversity in America, in the form of a revised travel ban — this one more expansive and punitive than the original.
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As young people who have grown up with a more expansive concept of gender identity bring those ideas to college classrooms, universities have responded in varying ways, with some professors and schools quickly accommodating a wider range of gender pronouns, and others struggling over whether and how to institute new policies.
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But in striking a deal that brings together the middle of both parties, House leaders drew swift condemnation from civil libertarians on the left and the right who sense the fallout from the Trump campaign spying case as a rare opening to make more expansive changes to the surveillance apparatus.
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There's no doubt that the state could, economically speaking, afford higher taxes and a more expansive welfare state (households and companies would, after all, save money by not needing to pay for health care), but the design of the taxes is a big, important question that the bill just punted on.
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The Meta 22 The Meta 23 The near 22016-degree field-of-view on the new Meta 2 is more expansive than anything I've seen to date and was sizable enough that everything I was viewing felt like it had visual context and wasn't just butting into my regularly scheduled line of sight.
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"If fiscal policy were to turn more expansive and that were to lend support to economic activity, then probably the Federal Reserve would ... remove accommodation more quickly over time," he said in a television interview, adding that risks to the economy had probably reduced given the recent rise in market-based yields.
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But on the same day that voters across the country signaled they want a more expansive Medicaid program, President Trump's top Medicaid official, Seema Verma, sketched out her own vision for Medicaid, one that would take the program in a drastically new direction from what it had become under the Obama administration.
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The bottom line, per O'Brien: The two "almost certainly have more expansive information on the president's business activities than Cohen does…the investigation may require far more time to progress and reveal itself than the media and other observers think — even if recent events make it feel like the end is near."
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Waymo has previously stated in public comments to the CPUC that tracking deadhead miles "would not appear to provide any valuable data" because the vehicles used for testing purposes will be vastly different and may not accurately reflect the efficiencies that can be gained through a more expansive fleet during full deployment.
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Recent years have seen the folks behind the fest embrace a more expansive vision of what electronic music can be, this year enlisting—of course—techno icons like Carl Craig and Kevin Saunderson, as well as Jersey club upstarts like Sliink, and future-disco boundary pushers like the Black Madonna and Honey Soundsystem.
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Similarly, state health officials were regularly consulting with the C.D.C. as well as county officials, and studying federal recommendations for mitigation in case of a large outbreak, including basic precautions such as covering one's face when sneezing or coughing, to more expansive measures such as school closures and cancellation of public events.
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Democrats on Tuesday argued that President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE's administration is responsible for the failure to reach a more expansive agreement.
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According to the more expansive summary of the call released on Friday, Trump began the April 21 call by congratulating Zelensky on a "fantastic election," agreeing that Zelensky's unlikely victory was similar to his own in 2016 after Zelensky told the president he used Trump as "a great example" for his campaign.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senator Chuck Schumer, the top two Democrats in Congress, tried to tap into Mr. Trump's penchant for drama, promising to join the president for a "historic signing ceremony at the Rose Garden" if he abandoned his veto threat and got behind a more expansive, House-passed background checks bill.
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New iPhones are expected, of course, along with a new Apple TV set-top box, a new Apple Watch, and a more expansive push for its forthcoming HomePod smart speaker — but most of all, Apple needs to show it can still make the best stuff, while also driving its sales growth streak.
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But people also need to recognize that the "profile" we're being given of Kavanaugh — a creature of privilege who drank a lot in college and sometimes struck other people as a jerk — isn't the narrow profile of a rapist, and isn't even the somewhat more expansive profile of a particular kind of arrogant preppy.
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With Mr. Obama's support, as well as that of Mr. Grassley and Speaker Paul D. Ryan, Republican of Wisconsin, the more expansive bill had appeared destined for passage before Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and majority leader, stepped in and refused to give it a vote in the run-up to the 2016 election.
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In November, voters statewide will face a more expansive question — whether to amend the State Constitution to allow towns to use small pieces of land in the "forever-wild" preserves in the Adirondacks and Catskills for small, but critical public projects like straightening a dangerous curve in a road or drilling a drinking well.
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While Norton — who has most recently been chief legal officer and EVP at Salesforce — has talked to Khosrowshahi about the possibility of working at Uber in a high-ranking position, the job being discussed with him is much more expansive and one with purview over a general counsel and also other parts of the company.
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China's claims in the South China Sea are far more expansive than those of other nations in the region, demarcated on the country's maps by a nine-dash line — likened by some officials to a cow's tongue — that extends more than 900 miles south of the Chinese island province of Hainan and encompasses nearly the entire sea.
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Buttigieg, the 37-year-old former naval inWtelligence officer, pledged as president to rejoin the Iran nuclear deal, view -- and act -- on climate change as a national security issue and reset the US posture on foreign entanglements that has grown more expansive -- with limited congressional input -- in the nearly 20003 years since the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
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While the term "techno-pop" eventually gave way to the more expansive "city pop" (which is incidentally also a reference to the Happy End compilation album City, as well as their final 1973 concert "City: Last Time Around"), the widespread use of new studio technology would remain a defining feature of city pop in the years to follow.
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While the adventures of Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele involve dabblings in consensual BDSM, Phantom Thread is about two people engaged in a more expansive, unspoken game of dominance and submission, with Alma revealing herself to be far more formidable an opponent than Reynolds could have ever imagined when flirting with her over his breakfast order.
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The UCLA report focuses its recommendations on integration, including training teachers and school officials to better work with diverse student bodies, increasing the number of teachers and faculty from different racial backgrounds, and using a more expansive understanding of diversity that takes into account not just race, but how that intersects with language and economic differences.
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Polestar is also teasing how it wants to deepen the integration of Google's Android Automotive OS. The company's already planning to be the first automaker to ship a vehicle with Google's embedded operating system — which is like a more expansive, phone-free version of modern Android Auto — with the the Polestar 2 electric car later this year.
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But as the investigation has barreled forward, progressive activists and left-leaning members of Congress have argued that, when the inquiry concludes and it comes time to write articles of impeachment, the resolution should be more expansive than just Ukraine and written to include earlier investigations, violations of the emoluments clause, and the president's history of racism.
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"Gilead's primary focus is on rapidly determining the safety and efficacy of remdesivir as a potential treatment for COVID-19, and this complementary array of studies helps to give us a more expansive breadth of data globally on the drug's profile in a short amount of time," Merdad Parsey, Gilead's chief medical officer, said in a statement.
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Now the President has raised the stakes by promoting a deal by which he would accept legislation restoring DACA, in a more expansive structure than before, in exchange for draconian measures on the rest of immigration -- from cutting off much the inflow of legal immigrants allowed by Lyndon Johnson's 1965 legislation to building his infamous wall.
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Congressional staff and lobbyists were referring to the agreement on Tuesday as a "skinny" deal, which fell short of both Democratic and Republican ambitions for a more expansive effort that could have included additional aid to low-income families and fixes for errors written into the sweeping package of tax cuts that President Trump signed in 2017.
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Politically, too, a musical that has become a rallying point stateside for a more expansive America would appear to speak no less directly to a West End public that the other night cheered various pro-immigrant remarks with their own spontaneous fervor: two countries divided, as "Hamilton" reminds us, by revolution but conjoined in this instance by art.
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The investigation starts out as a hunt for a missing girl named Amelia (Margaret Qualley) but quickly evolves into something far more expansive — a sprawling, corporate-government conspiracy that involves the porn industry, the auto lobby, and the Department of Justice, as well as an activist movement that stages protests in response to Los Angeles's growing smog problem.
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As Roll Call's Niels Lesniewski and Paul Krawzak report, Democrats have a much more expansive version of the legislation that they'd like to see considered, which would add provisions like helping those affected by domestic violence address evictions and updating gun control laws so anyone convicted of dating violence or stalking would be barred from owning a firearm.
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In fact, as the drivers for growth become less obvious and the market assumes a more volatile posture, many investors are again adopting a far more expansive scope in their hunt for alpha, as they realize these types of markets often favor a systematic strategy that can uncover either value or momentum in the areas overlooked amid the flight to safety.
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However the EC's proposals today on tackling illegal content online appears to be attempting to pass guidance across a rather more expansive bundle of content, saying the aim is to "mainstream good procedural practices across different forms of illegal content" — so apparently seeking to roll hate speech, terrorist propaganda and child exploitation into the same "illegal" bundle as copyrighted content.
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It would be illegal for Facebook to secretly record your voice, but as this explainer notes, there's also a more compelling reason the conspiracy theory is likely false: Facebook already has a trove of your data — including much of your online activity outside the app — which is far more expansive than what it could glean from spying on your conversations.
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"I assume that he would do this by executive order invoking the state of national emergency and the fact that he's treating this as essentially as being at war with a virus, with emergency conditions traditionally being associated with more expansive presidential powers," said Miranda Yaver, an expert in both presidential powers and public health at the University of California at Los Angeles.
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She has also declined to answer questions about the birth of Serena Williams's first child, but she has been much more expansive about her own tennis and her path back to Grand Slam contender after being diagnosed with the auto-immune disorder Sjogren's Syndrome — a health problem she first revealed publicly after withdrawing from the 26 U.S. Open after the first round.
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Price: $22019 on Amazon Simon & Schuster / 216 pages / March 11.33 Meanwhile, her second recommendation takes a more expansive view of a famous axe murder case than has traditionally been the norm in the real crime genre: "The Trial of Lizzie Borden" by Cara Robertson is one of the best books about the case I've read (and I've read a lot).
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"It would be great to sell a dress for $10 and know that people were being treated well and taken care of, but that's not the world we live in; if things weren't so fucked up..." As for whether we should, in fact, still be using term "plus," Ditto is less concerned about the semantics than she is about designers and retailers actually offering more expansive sizing.
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Not only is it an implicit criticism of how the last administration handled a similar deal — President Obama's Department of Justice allowed Comcast to buy NBC Universal after imposing a raft of conditions — but some in the antitrust community think it might telegraph a more expansive and aggressive approach to policing concentration across the media and technology industries, including such giants as Google, Facebook, and Amazon.
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If LA phenom Roy Choi opened the floodgates, kindling the food truck revolution—an industry said to be worth $1.2 billion—and chefs like David Chang and Dave Beran have allowed for a more acceptable blurring of regional identities in cooking, then collectives like Ghetto Gastro have taken all of that and transformed it into something more expansive and true, into something refreshingly essential.
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The dev platform lets developers design and build massively detailed environments — to offer what it bills as a new form of simulation on a massive scale — doing this by utilizing distributed cloud computing infrastructure and machine learning technology to run a swarm of hundreds of game engines so it can support a more expansive virtual world vs software running off of a single engine or server.
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And while I was prepared to be devastated by BPM (Beats Per Minute)'s tragic romance set among the early-'22015s AIDS crisis, I was in no way prepared for how it told that story within a more expansive, purposeful, and thought-provoking framework about the personal side of social activism, with an energetic and restless style that carries all the way through to its sorrowful end.
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That is why a same-sex couple trying to adopt in a state like California, where discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity is illegal, might have a very different experience than a gay couple living in Mississippi, where adoptions by same-sex couples were banned until a federal judge intervened last year, and where an exemption law — like Oklahoma's, but more expansive — exists.
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Still, "An American Saga" is really just a more expansive rendition of a formula that has been much in evidence over the last few years -- following "Bohemian Rhapsody," the box-office mega-hit produced with the blessing of surviving Queen band members Brian May and Roger Taylor; and "Rocketman," a more ambitious musical chronicle of Elton John's life, which the singer produced and helped promote.
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The current Supreme Court is a lot more willing to defer to the executive branch on immigration than some of the more liberal circuit courts — the court upheld the administration's third iteration of the travel ban 5-4 earlier this year, even before occasional moderate Anthony Kennedy was replaced by Brett Kavanaugh (whose view of executive power is far more expansive, and who was personally appointed by Trump).
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"This sounds to me like the law being stretched in a new direction that is based on a more expansive and scientifically accurate — according to social science research — interpretation of how racism operates in current society," Ellen Berrey, an associate professor in the sociology department at the University of Toronto, and the co-author of "Rights on Trial: How Workplace Discrimination Law Perpetuates Inequality" expressed to the Times.
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And Mr. Castro has proposed an even more expansive — and expensive — package: He would offer housing vouchers to any family making less than 50 percent of the local median income, roughly quadrupling the existing Section 8 housing voucher program, and he would offer a tax credit to any family making between 50 and 100 percent of the median income and paying more than 30 percent of its income in rent.
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One of the great paradoxes of America is that we could be a country that elected its first black president, one whose term saw, yes, a radically more expansive understanding of what it means to be human, but also one of the worst school shootings in our history, a mass shooting at a gay nightclub and multiple murders of unarmed black boys and men, shot because of who they were, not what they did.
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Leave it to our drought-stricken state to deliver a torrential downpour out of nowhere in the middle of Sunday, destroying all of Grimes' equipment, shutting down the second main stage, and sending the day's schedule into a tailspin amidst what was already an overcrowded, frustratingly laid-out space (this year's edition was supposed to go down at the more expansive Oak Canyon Park in Silverado, but was relocated to its old location at the last minute for reasons unknown).
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"The district constituting the seat of government of the United States shall appoint, in such manner as the Congress may direct, a number of electors of President and Vice President equal to the whole number of Senators and Representatives in Congress to which the district would be entitled if it were a state..." People could be legally compelled to pay for the right to vote The 24th amendment (1964) is actually a more expansive and important protection than it might seem at a glance.
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In a Wednesday letter to Interior Secretary Ryan ZinkeRyan Keith ZinkeNew policy at Interior's in-house watchdog clamps down on interactions with press Overnight Energy: EPA proposes scrapping limits on coal plant waste | Appointee overseeing federal lands once advocated selling them | EPA lifts Obama-era block on controversial mine Latest appointee overseeing federal public lands once advocated to sell them MORE, the members said officials should consider a more expansive drilling programs when it rewrites a five-year leasing outline, a key goal for Zinke and President Trump.
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