In Simon's song, the heart is empty and windblown, and lies in a broader landscape.
Now we're looking for a broader landscape for the community, for Brooklyn".
But beyond environmental regulation lies the broader landscape of a changing work force and changing politics here.
Such challenges fit into a broader landscape strewn, experts said, with narrow readings of statutory language and broad principles of election law.
As he runs against Douglas R. Forrester, a Republican businessman and political rookie, he says, the ethics issue fades into a broader landscape.
There is a place for urban trees, wooded parklands and hedgerows as much as for conifer plantations and small scattered woodlands within a broader landscape.
During a more than 30-year affiliation with the Berklee College of Music in Boston, he helped change the game for jazz education, which has in turn transformed the broader landscape of the music.
Taken around 1990 by Natela Grigalashvili (born 1965), they record the rural side of life in Georgia, sometimes zeroing in on shepherds or farmers, sometimes pulling back to show figures or animals in broader landscape views.
" Moving Stories" – a new report from the Ethical Journalism Network – sets media coverage of refugee crises and migrant flows in exactly that broader landscape and duly seeks many, rather obvious, reforms: expertise, particular care, training, access, increased resources.
A bonfire of the quangos: "The coalition government have actually achieved quite a lot in terms abolishing smaller bodies and streamlining the system but they have failed to look at the broader landscape".
Their feminism has been forged in recessionary times, against a broader landscape of austerity and rising inequality, and many have been inspired by the Arab spring, the Occupy movement and fights against student fees.
