Sentence examples for broad contingent from inspiring English sources

Others suspect a push for amnesty is being sought by a broad contingent of Mr. Mugabe's party worried about accounting for the past.

Mr. Florez, a Democrat who is chairman of the Food and Agriculture Committee, said the law would provide information for those who "have animals and want to take care of them," a broad contingent in California, with its large farming interests and millions of pet owners.

"Hanness" is as broad and contingent a category as "whiteness".

In recent weeks I've heard a number of student-aid experts talk about the idea of moving to a broader income-contingent repayment system for student loans in the United States, much like Britain or Australia.

"New York State has a much more broad interpretation of contingent liability than anyplace else," said Representative Roy Blunt, a Missouri Republican who is spearheading the legislation.

We recognize clear limitations to our approach, not least because its broad adoption is contingent on a critical mass of funds and enterprises unambiguously self-identifying as impact investments.

He has supported reducing benefits or raising costs for higher-income beneficiaries, but has made any broader benefit changes contingent on Republicans' agreeing to additional tax revenues from wealthy individuals and corporations.

"When it was done at the National Theatre in 2000, it was almost an exclusively white middle class audience who went to see it," says Xia. "I would love a much broader, diverse London contingent to come and see this production.

The Indian contingent covers a broad industrial range, from the aforementioned software and entertainment industries to widgetmakers like Bharat Forge, Essel Propack and Graphite India, pharmaceuticals that include Dr. Reddy's Labs and financials such as HDFC Bank.

Russell then might be seen as committed to the view that atomic facts (all of which involve particulars standing in relations, in the broad sense above) are always contingent.

In general, concepts of peripheral economic disadvantage contain three broad groups of elements: causal, contingent and associated.