Sentence examples for broad series of from inspiring English sources

The picture is a bit different in Colorado, where support for the two candidates is evenly divided across a broad series of issues.

Secretary Powell, in remarks to Reuters on Thursday, said the Bush administration was "looking forward to a broad series of discussions with the Russians," including on the ABM treaty.

Halfway through his tenure as chairman of the agency during the Clinton administration, Arthur Levitt proposed a broad series of changes to the decades-old rules that governed the way companies register securities.

In a telephone interview, Mr Glocer said he would further develop that strategy, which he described as "a broad series of transformation programs applying Internet technology across our business".

The president, who was a Marxist guerrilla in her youth, has launched an increasingly broad series of steps in the past week in response to public demands for change.

China has agreed that as a member of the World Trade Organization it will undertake a broad series of reforms that will open its market to multinational corporations and open many of its industries to foreign investment.

Now, looking back, his visit seems connected to a broader series of events that were unfolding then.

There is a much broader series of measures at play that all point towards an increasing overreach by the federal government into legitimate reporting and public interest disclosures.

It was the touchstone for a broader series of changes in the labour market and income distribution – agency work, zero-hours contracts, manufacturing decline – which have undermined employment and pay.

A senior state educator said the problem was similar in some respects to a far broader series of mistakes uncovered in 1999, which confounded parents and mistakenly sent 9,000 New York City youngsters to summer school.

Although the program did not take effect until this week, it was announced on Dec. 8 as part of a broader series of European Central Bank efforts to stabilize anxious credit markets.