Sentence examples for broad array of political from inspiring English sources

The party contains a broad array of political forces, from free-market liberals to die-hard socialists.

Reflecting the concerns of a broad array of political observers, some of the Democrats on the committee — including the chairman, Patrick Leahy, of Vermont, Edward M. Kennedy, of Massachusetts, Dianne Feinstein, of California, Charles Schumer, of New York, and Russell Feingold, of Wisconsin — had cautioned that the measures infringed on civil liberties.

On Monday morning, she attended the inauguration of Uruguay's new president, Jose Mujica, a former guerilla fighter who won office with support from a broad array of political organizations and who has vowed to continue the center-left policies of his predecessor, Tabare Vasquez.

We have gained the support of 19 student organizations on campus that represent a broad array of political, religious, international, racial, and cultural organizations.

For that matter, the Houthis are not fanatics and will not be able by themselves to control Yemen unless they work with the broad array of political and religious forces and ideologies that make up the Yemeni mosaic.

He joined the Washington Post in 2009 as the Style Section's political reporter, writing definitive profiles about a broad array of national political personalities and demonstrating a knack for breaking through the din of crowded coverage.

More than a million people protested in scores of cities across the country on Thursday night to excoriate the government on a broad array of issues, including political corruption, the high cost of living and the billions of dollars being devoted to building stadiums for the 2014 World Cup and the 2016 Olympics in a country where poverty is pervasive and public education is often in shambles.

Saturday's demonstration is part of a new campaign called "Standing Together" run by a broad array of left-leaning political parties and civil society groups to promote Israeli-Palestinian coexistence.

Though he is Connecticut's fourth big-city mayor in 13 years to face criminal charges, and the second to be found guilty of at least some crimes, Mr. Ganim was convicted on such a broad array of charges that a political comeback is all but out of the question, political and legal experts said today.

The senior Foraker, though he accepted a broad array of cases, was a "political lawyer", lobbying the legislature to grant franchises to his clients, and arranging for bills unfavorable to his clients (who included the Edison Electric Company, Cincinnati Bell Telephone Company, and the Cincinnati Street Railway Company) to be quashed.

His instruction encompassed a broad array of subjects that included mathematics, political economy, logic, history and geography.