Sentence examples for a broader position from inspiring English sources

This is a broader position than the government took two years ago, when it argued against DOMA but for a more incremental approach to the marriage question itself.

If anyone in this administration was involved in it, they would no longer be in this administration". Mr. Bush himself appeared to embrace a broader position on June 10 , 2004 when he was asked whether he would fire anyone who had anything to do with leaking Mrs. Wilson's name.

The argument that carers' needs were being met or that carers needed protection from distressing information were part of a broader positioning of carers as passive service recipients.

The funds have allowed clients and advisers to easily take a broad position.

So we have taken a broad position not to use the process in that way," Lew said.

His position reflects a broader view on the Greek right, which sees Russia as a traditional ally because of their common Orthodox Christian heritage.

Robinson, 81, said that experience gives Boras a broader perspective than a skill-position specialist.

We haven't seen a great deal of pressure from Australia publicly towards countries like China and Indonesia about the death penalty when it affects non-Australians but we must look beyond out own citizens and push a broader, civilised position towards drugs policy".

Ultimately an organisation's position on privacy must be driven by its broader position on ethics and trust.

Regardless of when that deadline comes, the FAA's broader position is that Santa Monica agreed in 1948 to maintain an airport in perpetuity.

For Met18, two resonances are observed: a sharp and intense resonance near the random coil position and a broader resonance near the position expected for Met18 in the wild-type DNA complex.