Sentence examples for broad network of groups from inspiring English sources
International terrorism is a broad network of groups and state sponsors who collaborate with one another.
She has tapped into a broad network of groups and individuals, each of which is working toward a more sustainable community in their own way.
In addition to padding it in times of war, the Pentagon would now like to keep the OCO slush fund going well beyond the end of the war in Afghanistan, an unacceptable budget gimmick that is being opposed by a broad network of groups from across the political spectrum.
"Mr. Secretary," McCain said, "I speak from personal experience". While gay advocacy organizations and a broad network of policy groups have united behind repeal, conservative efforts to oppose lifting the ban have largely centered on a single activist, Elaine Donnelly.
The three have been financial backers and are prime "member partners'' of the nonprofit Alliance for Safe Biologic Medicines, which is itself part of a broad network of industry-funded groups trying to curb the spread of unbranded biologics.
Led by Gary Cohn and Dina Powell — two former Goldman Sachs executives often aligned with Trump's elder daughter and his son-in-law — the group and its broad network of allies are the targets of suspicion, loathing and jealousy from their more ideological West Wing colleagues.
Shortly afterward, the Local Coordination Committees, a broad network of opposition activists inside Syria, announced that it was withdrawing its support for the group.
Although the group has been outlawed by the state, it has a broad network of social services around the country, which the government tolerates, and an ability to bring armies of supporters out — if it chooses to.
Mr. Trichet cultivates a broad network of ties, including people on Wall Street and in Washington.
