Sentence examples for broad good from inspiring English sources

Its legislative recipe makes broad good sense.

F.D.R. entered office with broad good will and a platform that offered almost all things to all people, but by the time he ran for reëlection in 1936 his Presidency had become aggressively partisan: he attacked "economic royalists" and said of them, "They are unanimous in their hate for me — and I welcome their hatred".

F.D.R. entered office with broad good will and a platform that offered almost all things to all people, but by the time he ran for reëlection in 1936 his Presidency had become aggressively partisan: he attacked "economic royalists" and said of them, "They are unanimous in their hate for me and I welcome their hatred".

There are two categories of prepreg: tapes, generally 75 millimetres (3 inches) or less in width, intended for fabrication in automated, computer-controlled tape-laying machines; and "broad goods," usually several metres in dimension, intended for hand lay-up and large sheet applications.

The question is their willingness to use it for the broader good.

Meanwhile, the G-20's broader good intentions to coordinate regulation across borders are looking flaky, too.

The officials responded that they had no choice but to act for the broader good of the markets and the economy.

Neverthless, Mr Galston thinks such a catastrophe would be preferable to simply standing by "while the dominant European country allows short-term politics, nationalist myopia, and misplaced moralism to substitute for far-sighted statesmanship that promotes a broader good".I can't see how this sort of thing is supposed to work.

The Perpignan-based club will state their case to the 12 current Super League members on Tuesday week, and both the RFL's executive chairman Richard Lewis and Maurice Lindsay, its former chief executive who is now the chairman of Wigan, are urging the British clubs to set aside self-interest and act for the broader good of the game.

And how they came to the profession out of a desire to serve the broader good.

"We're focused on building a cloud that serves the broader good, a cloud that is trusted, inclusive and responsible," Microsoft President Brad Smith wrote in a blog post.