Sentences with phrase «expand additional meanings»

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This means that as a franchisor, not only do you need far less capital with which to expand, but your risk is largely limited to the capital you invest in developing your franchise company — an amount that is often less than the cost of opening one additional company - owned location.

An expanded license program would mean an additional $ 8.6 million to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and $ 28 million in annual revenues to New York State, the report said.

The Lab announces the launch of By All Means 2.0 and two additional initiatives to support communities in expanding services and opportunities for children.

However, as we mentioned above, eLearning courses will allow you to expand your offering by a large number of classes without creating a lot of additional work, meaning you should be able to add this extra arm to your training offering without making any further hires.

As the Education Redesign Lab wraps up phase one of the initiative, the Harvard Graduate School of Education is happy to announce the launch of By All Means (BAM) 2.0 and two additional initiatives to support communities in expanding services and opportunities for children.

An expanded platform of services for at - risk students (this usually means additional academic and social supports, including extra learning time, to enable at - risk children to access the same educational opportunities.

Our cats are an integral part of our lives, and as they age, their affection for us expands and our love for them takes on additional meaning.

Which means that we caught you just in time to let you know about an additional option for those of you who, like me, simply must immerse themselves in all things FINAL FANTASY - related — namely, the brand spanking new FINAL FANTASY XIII personal space (as well as the corresponding furniture items) that is releasing tomorrow, March 11 into the ever - expanding world of PlayStation Home.

The biggest upgrade found in the system software 4.50 update is the ability to expand your PS4's internal memory through an external hard drive of up to 8 TB, meaning plenty of additional space for those avid gamers out there.

«Metroidvania, for our game, means you have this world, you can move around in it, but you do unlock additional power - ups and abilities so you can back - track and unlock new areas and expand your access throughout the world.»

A new model predicts that Arctic ice, which has been declining for roughly three decades, may stabilize in the next 10 years or so, meaning no additional melting, or even expand.

Take a small example: Moving away from internal - combustion automobiles and trucks means more than just swapping in electric vehicles and expanding public transit; it also means building the infrastructure to support the new transportation system (chargers, added bus lines, additional electric power plants), retraining the people whose livelihoods were based on maintaining conventional vehicles, changing how cities are laid out and much more.

Compliance programs need to be expanded to cover the additional listed offences, as well as to capture offences committed abroad in countries, which have «similar constitutive elements,» whatever that may mean.

Even if kids complete all the included tasks it doesn't mean they're done with the kit: Tech Will Save Us plans to expand the app with more missions, along with additional content on its website.

The rear camera is also equipped with a dual lens setup and has 16MP and 2MP sensors — obviously, these additional sensors are primarily added for an expanded feature set and aren't meant to be used for anything besides assisting the main camera.

Or it could mean hiring additional employees to expand the range of tasks your business can handle.

Judge Howard Sachs» opinion means that PPGP and PPSLR will be able to expand abortion access to four additional health centers across the state of Missouri while both organizations fight to permanently overturn these ideologically motivated restrictions.