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The inquest will investigate the specific cause and manner of Hughes's death, as well as its broader context.
"I realized that I needed to become facile in the language of health service management as well as its broader context to understand hospital operations, administrative decision-making and, hopefully, to help influence institutional and regional health care policies I must work under," Dr. Metinko said.
WASHINGTON — Judge Sonia Sotomayor expressed skepticism in March 2003 about the expanded government surveillance powers in the USA Patriot Act, citing what she referred to as its broader authority "to impose nationwide wiretaps with little judicial supervision" and to monitor Internet use in search of terrorists.
The messy fraying of the diplomacy has put the administration's top China advisers under scrutiny — as well as its broader policy, which has treated human rights concerns as one issue among many in the complex relationship between the United States and China.
The new subsidiaries enhance what the company sees as its broader mission, Kimel said.
The mentioned facets are organized in hierarchies according to the IsA relation which dictates that every subsumed term must belong to the same inherent category as its broader concept [30].
As it moved westward, deep convection gradually increased over the disturbance as its broad low-level circulation became better-defined.
Caught between weak growth data and rising price pressures, the Bank of England chose Thursday to leave unchanged interest rates as well as its broad asset buying program.
But unlike, say, the more literal-minded "Embedded," Tim Robbins's satire about the invasion of Iraq, "The God of Hell" pokes fun at its own righteous self as well as its broad political targets.
Ant Hampton and Tim Etchell's self-generated performance is part of the 2011 London Word Festival, back for another month of literary hook-ups and love-ins, this time with libraries as its broad theme.
The affiliation took effect in January 2005, with Southampton officials again lauding their new partner's prestigious brand name -- New York-Presbyterian is a highly rated link between two Ivy League institutions, Columbia and Cornell, and the country's largest secular, nonprofit health care system -- as well as its broad scope of services.
