Sentence examples for a broad catch from inspiring English sources

BALTIMORE — Regulators on Friday voted to reduce the harvest of Atlantic menhaden by 20 percent, placing a broad catch limit on a critical fishery that has until now been largely unregulated.

We believe that sustainability is not necessarily shared valued; it is a broad catch-all phrase.

"We need to see a broad, catch-all provision to prevent any drugs from being used in capital punishment in order to ensure Europe is never again complicit in the death penalty," Reprieve's director, Clare Algar, said.

The statute, which expressly applies to "any justice... of the United States," not just lower-court judges, as Toobin says, has a broad, catch-all provision that requires a Justice to recuse him- or herself in any proceeding in which the Justice's impartiality "might reasonably be questioned".

With such a broad catch-all clause, Twitter may be put into an uncomfortable position with current or former employees when deciding to assert its IP assets.

Transient seed banks are usually considered to be those that germinate within a year of seed banking (for a discussion see Walck et al., 2005) and 'persistence' is a broad catch-term for anything that persists past a year.

Other spiroplasmas were detected in the assay, indicating the PCR assay had a relatively broad catch.

THERE WILL BE MISBEHAVIOR BY LOCAL ALLIESThis is a very broad catch-all category because there are many different ways that our local partners might conceivably fall short, providing an opportunity for someone to make a huge deal out of something that was likely inevitable.

So why can't this brilliant broad catch another big break?

The impressive leg-spin of Devendra Bishoo had Buttler stumped by some distance and Broad caught from a gloved sweep, either side of Jordan being run-out in a mix-up with Root.

1125 - WI 130-4: Broad catches the Samuels edge but the ball drops just short of first slip.