Sentences with phrase «radical expansion»

State Representative Robin Vos, the Wisconsin state chair for ALEC, sponsored the bill codifying Walker's radical expansion of online, for - profit schools.
New York, NY: Sperone Westwater is pleased to present Objects of Devotion, Tom Sachs's fourth solo show at the gallery, showcasing the artist's radical expansion of the category of sculpture and his restless curiosity about our «culture of making.»
The Conservative proposal is a radical expansion which includes 1.3 million more homes, all sold by Housing Associations.
They included mandated services, Catholic schools, immigrants, farm workers, prisons, and «my fears about the radical expansion of abortion.»
It inspired a revolution in education spending, a radical expansion of universities and colleges and ground - breaking new ideas like UnionLearn.
These stem cell populations are greatly expanded in primates and may be responsible for the radical expansion of the cortex that gave rise to human intelligence.
The new strategy aims to increase the number of good school places and ensure all children have the best start in life — and pave the way for «a radical expansion of good school places.»
Worse yet, I was personally present with local and national union leadership when they acknowledged that reality and celebrated that much of the money donated by Mark Zuckerberg was going to go into the pockets of their teachers rather than towards a radical expansion of the charter sector — as had been the case, for example, in New Orleans.
To have been involved in printmaking in the 60s and to have traversed so many corners of the globe afforded the artist a front row seat for two major developments within her generation's international avant - garde: the radical expansion of what could constitute «a print,» and more broadly, of the expressive possibilities of abstraction.
Congress» 2,000 - page Omnibus Spending Bill slipped in a trap for the unwary: a radical expansion of the reach of the Stored Communications Act, 18 USC § § 2701 - 2712.
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