Sentence examples for broad tools to from inspiring English sources

In early January, Clinton called for a $30 billion Emergency Housing Fund to give localities broad tools to head off this threat, including the latitude to buy and rent out or resell such vacant properties.

Enacted after the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, the Patriot Act gives the government broad tools to investigate terrorism.

Our research suggests that many companies operating in Islamic countries are finding the current, broad tools to not always be as practical or relevant in the local context, so this got us thinking that perhaps we need to approach the role of CSR differently.

Although Title IX is best known as a broad tool to combat gender discrimination in education, it also provides important protections for survivors of sexual assault, including the right to an investigation and the ability to change class schedules so as not to interact with an assailant.

Facebook is a great and broad tool to use, but when creating a status you need to keep it short enough so that your followers won't have to click "see more" in order to read your whole status.

Others say that the European Union should be trying to construct broader tools to integrate economic policy, including developing a common treasury and issuing bonds backed by the collective weight of all the countries in the euro zone.

At the same time Bernanke, former vice-chairman Kohn and others agree that the central bank might be able to employ broader tools to prevent asset prices from getting too frothy.

So, over the last year, the startup quietly began building a broader tool to accommodate its most prevalent (and interesting) use case.

We came into this crisis without the broad tools we needed to address that, so it took awhile for people to recognize the urgency of the situation and be willing to legislate the kind of broader authority any government needs to get through a financial crisis.

Civic participation of the young uses a broad suite of tools to affect a wide range of targets.

SGMA offers GSAs a broad palette of tools to choose from and significant flexibility to tailor their management activities to local conditions and needs.