Sentence examples for broad terms will from inspiring English sources

Two cases, in broad terms, will go before the Justices for review.

In broad terms there will be no further construction or experimental work for the Arak reactor which Western experts fear could be used - once it is commissioned - for its plutonium, giving Iran a second route towards a nuclear bomb.

Broad search terms will be used to ensure all relevant studies are identified.

This narrative will provide an introduction to the work the customer needs done, and you can explain in broad terms what you will do.

Mr. Light and Mr. Bell described them in broad terms, pledging they will be more relevant and fun than current campaigns, infused with music and other contemporary elements.

In broad terms, the evaluation will undertake usability, need, health literacy, and quality assessments.

In the broadest terms, this will mean that Americans must consume less and that Chinese must consume more.

In broad terms, Labour says it will cut less than the Tories, and the Tories say they will tax less than Labour.

"The administration hopes, in broad terms, that this election will change the conversation," said Edwin M. Truman, a senior fellow at the Peter G. Peterson Institute for International Economics.

Now, it could be a target, just like the World Series is a target, and we are thinking in very broad terms so that we will be ready for everything".

In broad terms, Chinese foreign policy will continue to follow the contours outlined above.