Sentence examples for broad to do from inspiring English sources

"My sense is the military sees the terms of the advise-and-assist role as sufficiently broad to do whatever the U.S. command authority and the Iraqi command authority want to do, including combat," said Ryan C. Crocker, the former ambassador in Baghdad.

And he writes nothing about how he fell out with the board at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, let alone about MoCA's more recent troubles.On the other hand, distilling a lifetime into a series of practical lessons has clearly pushed Mr Broad to do some hard thinking and self-analysis, which makes his book a useful read, especially for anyone engaging in entrepreneurship or philanthropy.

India's rules give officials broad powers to do this.Now both provisions are under attack.

Again, degrees other than computer science might help develop an outlook broad enough to do this.

No matter how you shuffle this deck, the slang etymology of broad has to do with a piece of paper that gets into mischief.

"I want to be sure that federal legislation does not pre-empt what we do, will not interfere with our strong standard and broad authority to do rate review," Ms. Kofman said.

Learning can be divided at least roughly into two broad categories learning to do (skill learning) and learning about (information learning).

Courts assume broad authority to do justice and applying the doctrine of "unjust enrichment" is one of many ways that this goal is accomplished.

He barely even dodges the insinuation, howling at one point, "Get out of this country, you're not wanted here" – supposedly towards extremists, but the language is broad enough to do the trick.

Is it sufficiently broad-shouldered to do so At first glance the answer is yes.

The title refers to China and America and the play deals with broader themes to do with the relationship between the two superpowers.