Sentence examples for adopted broad from inspiring English sources

For example, the California Supreme Court adopted broad, pro-shareholder interpretations of statutes and remedies that had lain on the books, unused, for decades.

Two months after America's Roman Catholic bishops adopted broad new policies to defuse a sexual abuse crisis, 31 bishops say they have moved swiftly to remove or suspend 114 priests, throwing dozens of parishes into turmoil, according to a survey of the nation's dioceses by The New York Times.

The Spine Stabilisation Trial 29 explicitly adopted broad inclusion criteria, using an approach to recruitment based on the "uncertainty principle": surgeons could restrict randomisation to eligible patients which they personally were uncertain as to which intervention would be the best option (known as personal equipoise).

For 2003, 24 states adopted broader tax and fee increases.

The Court has generally adopted broader definitions of political speech, and that has led to the broad protections of commercial and political speech.

Some of the deepest fissures are ideological: between those whose aims are essentially domestic, and those who have adopted broader ambitions for jihad, similar to those of al-Qaida.

Today, the procedures and attitudes toward claims of innocence that rely on newly discovered evidence are in flux as more countries have adopted broader remedies for convicts to claim innocence.

Twenty-three other states have adopted broader laws that allow for some form of legal and regulated cultivation, sale or production of multiple strains of medical marijuana for multiple debilitating conditions.

A few adopted broader approaches using multiple domains.

Because of sample sizes, we adopted broader grouping of patients instead of presenting the results with a resemblance to growth charts.

Adopting broad criteria, the authors found just two dozen studies, over half of which (fourteen) had been conducted since 2000.