More broadly, Miliband insisted David Cameron was "coming on to my ground" on issues such as taking on vested interests and "crony capitalism".
Turkey, he says, has done its utmost not just to take in 1.7m Syrian refugees but also to help Kurds in Kobane and elsewhere in northern Syria.More broadly, he insists that Turkey is pro-peace and pro-democracy, supporting human dignity in Gaza and, in Egypt, backing an elected president, Muhammad Morsi, against a 2013 coup that seemed to be endorsed by the West.
Asked whether any arms shipments had arrived yet, a spokesman for the rebel military, Col. Ahmed Bani, smiled broadly, but then insisted, "I didn't quite confirm it".
And though Alistair Webster had called on the peer to have the decency to make an apology for their "distress", having found the women's accounts "broadly credible", Rennard, they insisted, was obliged to do no such thing, as he continued to deny any wrongdoing.
More broadly, the Treasury Secretary insisted there must be no let-up in austerity measures, saying the commitment to fiscal discipline was the "foundation" on which the UK economy is built.
In Mali, Hollande insisted that the broadly successful French campaign should not be compared to the old "Françafrique" policy of fomenting or reversing military coups to defend French national interests.
Mr. Arafat, who had originally insisted on a broadly international inquiry, instead accepted the idea of a committee consisting of Israelis, Palestinians and Americans, formed in consultation with the United Nations secretary general, Kofi Annan.
David DeMartini, executive producer of the Godfather game, insisted that Coppola had been broadly supportive.
But during the debate last month in Jackson legislators insisted that "religious freedom" should be interpreted as broadly as possible.
Duncan Smith insisted that his plan to introduce UC by 2017 was broadly on track.
