A decade earlier, in the first quarter of 1996, there were slightly fewer than 1,500 jobs in investment banking and securities, a slightly broader definition of jobs that the bureau used then.
It's the kind of look that works well on a slightly broader frame and, almost more than any other vest, seems to demand extremely good arm definition.
Russia has a competing proposal: to extend the military observer mission under a slightly broader mandate, allowing it some political role.
Russia has put forth a competing proposal: to extend the military observer mission under a slightly broader mandate, allowing it some political role.
"I didn't say in my evidence AGD provided the letter; I said the letter had been provided to the review, so it was a slightly broader statement that needed to be corrected," Jones said.
The public's low regard for O.P.S is one reason Mayor Daley reorganized it in 2007, giving it a new name, a slightly broader mandate and moving it under mayoral control, rather than the superintendent's.
With 12 of the 32 teams — including Argentina, France, Germany, Spain and the host nation, South Africa — set to wear shirts with the Adidas logo on them, that company has a slightly broader World Cup presence than Nike.
Akerlof and Shiller extrapolate from this an idea of animal spirits encompassing "noneconomic motives and irrational behaviors," a slightly broader idea than Keynes's usage, but one that allows them to study a range of negative impulses as well as the basic urge to optimism about which Keynes was talking.
In the interest of offering a slightly broader view of their work, the festival also enlisted the New Juilliard Ensemble, directed by Joel Sachs, to present some of their chamber and orchestral music in a free concert at the Juilliard Theater on Monday evening.
So, to describe Wiley as the Dizzee Rascal you can listen to without keeping a packet of Nurofen to hand is not to damn him with faint praise, merely to suggest that Treddin' on Thin Ice might have a slightly broader appeal.
