Sentence examples for broad definition of both from inspiring English sources
Like TTIP, it uses a broad definition of both investment and expropriation to allow corporations to sue governments when they believe their "future anticipated profits" might be threatened by new laws.
But provided you adopt a broad definition of both Puritanism and pornography with Puritanism standing for religion and pornography standing for popular culture it is not an absurd one.
A broad definition of WWD crashes (both freeway exit ramp WWD crashes and median crossover WWD crashes on low speed roadways) was used in this study.
This broad definition of health included both physical and psychological elements, such as having energy, sleeping and eating well, and feeling happy and cheerful.
Although some argued that collective migration of cells pertains only to epithelial or epithelial-like cell sheet migration, the broad definition of collective migration encompasses both the hallmarks of epithelial-like cell migration and the movements of loosely or closely associated group of cells.
It then examines the child health consequences of low birth weight, starting from a broad definition of health, which takes account of both the social and psychological aspects of child health.
Notably, this paper included a broad definition of substance use disorder – including both abuse and dependence on alcohol and other substances.
It is, however, pertinent to note that both these studies used a broad definition of scientific misconduct.
