Sentence examples for broad words from inspiring English sources

Those are broad words that, in this case, answer little.

And Mr Hughes is taking it on tour to corporate and government information officers".Cyber-security" and "cyberwar" are broad words.

Necessity and proportionality are broad words and the more extreme the use of force, the higher the threshold and the greater the need for accountability.

But those broad words -- "general welfare" "regulate commerce" -- must be read in accordance with the economic reality of our time, not the time in which the Constitution was ratified.

"Hurt is a broad word," Ralph said.

In response to complaints by Mr. Burkle, Barnes & Noble amended its poison pill to eliminate the broad wording.

And what about the killings and rendition tortures carried out by the secular CIA? Sharia is a broad word.

Opponents of the amendment stressed that under its broad wording, unmarried heterosexual couples might lose health-care coverage or other entitlements.

He and his party have long opposed the broad wording of the law and its allegedly selective enforcement to political ends.

"The poem is just a metaphor," Sann Aung said, noting that it's the broad wording of the criminal code that makes prosecuting Saungkha possible.

The open internet group EFF has warned that Cispa's broad wording could class many routine internet activities, such as using encryption on emails or enabling anonymity using a service called TOR, as potential threats.