Sentence examples for adopt the broadest from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, they should adopt the broadest possible fair-use rules and explicitly allow copying documents for educational, research, and library uses.

That suit was brought by the super-lawyers Ted Olson and David Boies, who argue that the federal Constitution guarantees a right to same-sex marriage, which would be applicable in all fifty states were the Court to adopt the broadest of their arguments.

At the upcoming Summit to adopt the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the UN will adopt the broadest political agreement to date, which in its Preamble announces the goals of eradicating poverty and inequality, achieving sustainable development, realizing the human rights of all, and achieving gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls.

They want PHE to adopt the broad approach taken by health agencies after the collapse of the twin towers in New York following the 9/11 attacks.

Here, we adopt the broad definition including the dimensions of self-development and recreation.

Adopting the broadest definition of joint leisure, the husband and the wife spend almost 4 and 2.5 h of leisure on their own, respectively, while joint leisure averages to almost 4 h.

Adopting the broadest definition of joint leisure, the husband and the wife spend almost 4 and 2.5 h of leisure separately, respectively, while partners' joint leisure averages to almost 4 h.

Adopting the broadest definition of joint leisure, the husband spends almost 4 and the wife spends 2.5 h of leisure on their own, while joint leisure averages to 4 h.

The N.B.E.R. committee adopts the broad approach.

The general regulation adopts the broad statutory definition of "sale," and that definition, in turn, employs the broad catchall phrase "other disposition". See 29 CFR §541.500(a)(1).

For more than 20 years, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has had a regulation on its books that adopts the broader "disparate impact" interpretation of the law.