The phrase "access to broad" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to "access to broad resources" or "access to broad information," but as it stands, it is incomplete and ambiguous.
Example: "The organization aims to provide access to broad resources for all its members."
Alternatives: "access to extensive" or "access to wide-ranging".
Yet as community colleges have succeeded in opening access to broad populations, their degree completion rates are low.
The commission does not want to review draft budgets line-by-line, but to have prior access to broad budgetary outlines and the planned medium-term perspective, focusing on fiscal balances.
E.T.F.'s are often used as the basic building blocks of diversified portfolios because they provide access to broad swaths of the market (think real estate or large-cap stocks) while keeping costs and taxes low.
It would ensure that presidents have access to broad emergency powers when they are most needed, while guarding against the type of "permanent emergencies" that characterize many authoritarian regimes.
The agreement between the two departments has been in the works since April, when the homeland security secretary, Michael Chertoff, to the dismay of environmentalists and some scientists in the Interior Department, used his Congressionally authorized power to waive environmental laws to speed access to broad swaths of land.
H.R. 676 guarantees access to broad health care coverage from public or private providers of choice, in the same way that Medicare gives it to senior citizens, fencing the health insurance industry out and giving the federal government the power it lacks now to negotiate drug and hospital prices down.
The anti-malarial drug (artemisin) and anti-tuberculosis drugs (ethambutol, rifampin, isoniazid and pyrazinimide) were easily accessible, but access to broad-spectrum antibiotics was limited.
The largest, costing $234 million, will rehabilitate the Northern Transnational Highway and a build a network of feeder roads that would provide rural families access to broader markets.
Much like a computer network is a collection of computers that facilitate communications and allow users to share data, we network to gain access to broader resources.
Roose: You mentioned a contract that developers will have to sign in order to ask anyone for access to broader profile information.
In short, to succeed in the continent, MNCs need to understand how these markets are changing, expand access to broader groups of consumers, and provide offerings that are tailored to specific countries.
