And it is being applied broadly.
Any remedies should be applied broadly.
Legal experts have said that perjury by a prosecution witness could overturn the verdict if applied broadly to the case.
The term "related in any way" should also be applied broadly.
Despite a lack of agreement on how best to measure quality, metrics are being applied broadly, with concrete consequences for doctors, nurses, hospitals and patients.
William Horton, a former executive vice president and corporate counsel, testified that the company's outside lawyers warned that the change applied broadly to HealthSouth patients, but Mr. Horton said he delayed in taking this information to Mr. Scrushy.
But it was applied broadly, with thousands of bureaucrats, diplomats and government officials benefiting from the change; on Saturday, the minister of state for law and justice, Mohammad Afzal Sandhu, revealed a list of over 8,000 names.
Either way, I think the road to emissions reductions must be paved with a carbon price or constraint of some sort — but that constraint needs to be applied broadly.
Though Google has long said that it thinks openness rules should be applied broadly to Internet access, the company was persuaded that wireless is different because it is evolving rapidly and there is more competition, Mr. Davidson said.
But on Wednesday, Judge Forrest said that her order still stood — and that, contrary to the government's narrow interpretation of it, her injunction applied broadly and not just to the named plaintiffs.
The divided three-judge Fourth Circuit panel that ruled in June 2007 for Mr. Marri, in a decision later vacated by the full court, based its ruling on a proposition that could be applied broadly should the Supreme Court adopt it.
