Sentence examples for broader pieces from inspiring English sources
But this year, influential lawmakers from both parties are hoping to make a significant dent in the problem by tying the issue to broader pieces of legislation moving through Congress.
Both parties could add proposals to tweak Obamacare to broader pieces of legislation, such as a budget or appropriations bill.
In 2006, my colleague Neil MacFarquhar profiled Mr. Abdulemam as part of a broader piece in The Times that also looked at how activism on the Internet was taking on the ruling elite in the Gulf kingdom.
We don't yet have a new name for what remains of our division, as this is linked into a broader piece of work around the future organisation design of the BBC.
While the benchmark Nikkei index of 225 issues is up 8.77percentt since the beginning of the year, the Topix index, a much broader piece of the market, is off 0.9percentt after having been up 2.3percentt less than a month ago.
That's just one approach, but it's representative of a broader piece of advice: Thinking positive leads to positive results.
With all these companies vying for attention & others just here to soak up the vibe I thought I'd write a much broader piece on how startups can make the most of their attendance at any conference or event.
The food stamp reauthorization is part of a broader piece of legislation known as a "farm bill" because food stamps are paired with agribusiness subsidies in a longstanding deal between urban and rural lawmakers.
So, to get the full picture of Libya's lobbying influence over your lawmakers, start with Marcus Baram's broader piece on the D.C. firms serving a wide swath of Mideast nations and then check out Laura Rozen's more Libya-specific piece in Politico.
This study forms part of a broader piece of research investigating the question, 'What is the relationship between HIA and HPP?', following critical realist methodology.
Soon the new wing became home to various shows and other works of art, in addition to the Broad pieces, enraging Mr. Broad.
