The phrase "a broad commission" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a wide-ranging or extensive mandate or authority given to a group or individual to carry out specific tasks or responsibilities.
Example: "The government established a broad commission to investigate the environmental impacts of the new policy."
Alternatives: "a wide-ranging mandate" or "an extensive authority".
By late evening Lavalas proposed a broad commission to study the legislative election held last year.
Lavalas negotiators rejected those proposals as unconstitutional, offering only to establish a broad commission to look into the 8 to 10 disputed Senate seats from elections last May.
One aide to the Republican leadership said House leaders had not fought to defeat the measure because they believed that its reduced scope made it less objectionable than a broad commission.
Hoping to pick up momentum from the House, the Senate sponsors of legislation to create a broad commission, Joseph I. Lieberman, Democrat of Connecticut, and John McCain, Republican of Arizona, were said by aides to be considering attaching their own plan as an amendment to legislation to create a Homeland Security Department or an intelligence bill next week.
A broad commission has to report the implementation and the improvement of different palliative care deliveries to the government every second year, and annual progression reports are delivered by the Minister of Public Health and Social Affairs.
An aide to the Democratic leadership said that the House measure was too narrow in scope and that Mr. Daschle was still searching for a way to put together the votes to approve a broader commission.
Its report that would feed into a broader commission headed by University of Pennsylvania anthropologist Jeremy Sabloff that was created last spring after Smithsonian Secretary Lawrence Small proposed closing two research facilities and redirecting other funds (ScienceNOW, 10 April 2001).
On Tuesday she proposed a two-stage royal commission: an immediate investigation and report addressing the abuses in Don Dale detention facility in Berrimah, outside Darwin, followed by a longer, broader commission investigating Australia's wider detention regimes.
Mr. Obama has publicly resisted calls for a criminal torture investigation, as well as Congressional proposals for a broader national commission to review interrogation and eavesdropping.
According to the filing, made by a mortgage trust set up by Bear Stearns, the order is part of a broader trade commission investigation of the $1 trillion market for so-called subprime mortgages.
The programme is now embedded within a broader intersectorial commission on sexual and reproductive health for teenagers that helps to increase the organisational and financial sustainability of girls' media initiatives.
