Sentence examples for asked for a broad from inspiring English sources

Officials said Mr. Bush had asked for a broad array of candidates.. Modern presidents have shown a predilection for choosing federal judges to run the bureau.

"It brings another set of issues to the table," said Gov. John Kitzhaber of Oregon, a Democrat who earlier this year asked for a broad federal environmental review that would examine implications of the coal plan from transit through the region by train or barge to the burning of the coal in China.

The participants were recruited through the management in the different wards, and we asked for a broad selection of participants regarding age, experience and professional background (purposive sampling).

But the president did not feel the briefings on potential attacks were sufficient, one intelligence official told me, and instead asked for a broader analysis on Al Qaeda, its aspirations and its history.

Last month, the group's director, Clarence Ditlow, sent a letter to Chrysler's chief executive, Sergio Marchionne, asking for a broad recall.

Many groups are asking for a broad constitutional amendment that makes it clear that corporations are not people and should not be given any constitutional rights.

The SCL-90-R asks for a broad range of psychological problems and symptoms of psychopathology during the past week.

For that reason, it seems to be useful to ask for a broad range of disaster-related experiences and use a sum-score when analyzing the questionnaire data.

A specific consent to a narrowly described research protocol is not possible and there is a need to ask for a broad or general consent covering future research.

Since the SCL-90 asks for a broad range of (mental) health problems during the past week, the symptoms of distress reported by respondents in our study might be the result of life events, or daily stressors other than the disaster-related factors.

"I truly believe had this administration done a better job of enforcement, been more effective in moving forward with a lawful system of immigration, you would be in a much stronger position with the American people to ask for a more broad solution to the problem," Sessions said to Napolitano.