Sentence examples for broader post from inspiring English sources

Videohybrid, a site we first linked to in April as part of a broader post on online video piracy, has relaunched with a new version that is just asking for trouble.

They might, but perhaps only substantially in the context of a broader post-exit malaise and a falling pound.

I have been involved with two Royal Society reports that explicitly call for a broader post-16 education system.

This year it focuses on the broader post-colonial landscape, taking in new Portuguese-language cinema from Brazil, Angola, Guinea-Bissau and Macau.

AT the same time, Israel and the Palestinians are elements in the broader post-cold-war policy and cultural differences that have emerged between the United States and Europe, especially during the Bush administration.

"This is an important first step," said State Delegate James F. Almand, an Arlington Democrat who has fought for years for broader post-conviction appeals when new evidence of innocence is uncovered.

RAND's history is less about how the institution has mapped onto party politics or served as a haven for "sybaritic eccentrics" and more about the broader post-World War II changes in how expert knowledge has been created and the degree of trust our culture has (and has not) granted it.

The falling oil price has helped; some of the worst offenders such as India are now hacking away subsidies.The IMF authors, however, use a broader "post-tax" definition, including tax exemptions (fuel is often untaxed) and wider costs such as pollution.

Running in schools since 2007, the Welsh Bacc aims to provide a broader post-16 education than A-levels.

It is aimed at giving teenagers a broader post-16 education than more specialist A-level subjects.

There's a detail in Zoellner's article that I think is worth noting and which I think tells us a lot about why the Battle of Palmito Ranch was linked to broader post-Civil War matters.