Sentence examples similar to broad definition of things from inspiring English sources

Hungary, like many countries after 9/11, has a broad definition of terrorism that includes, among other things, planning to commit a "crime against the public order" with the purpose of "coercing a state body... into action, non-action or toleration".

Many of the recent cases have one thing in common: an increasingly broad definition of what insider trading actually means.

A broad definition of gossip would include the news.

The school applies a broad definition of homelessness.

That's using a broad definition of unemployment.

He has a broad definition of a puppet.

Moreover, the study used a very broad definition of caregiving.

Secondly, we need a broad definition of personal data.

About twenty-two per cent are men between the ages of eighteen and fifty-nine a broad definition of "young".

The ruling rejects the broad definition of terrorism advanced by government lawyers.

But that figure comes from an especially broad definition of disability.