Sentence examples for broader record from inspiring English sources

The broader record, especially when weighed against the alternative, is virtually ignored.

Labor also supported the taskforce, but raised concerns about the Coalition's broader record on health funding.

Other experts argued that the administration should be judged not just on its appointment record but on its broader record.

It is viewed as a stain on our broader record of upholding the highest standards of rule of law".

"But her speeches about the judicial role and her broader record strongly suggest that she will be a liberal judicial activist" if confirmed.

The figures will be used by Pickles in a battle to defend his broader record in local government in what may well be a difficult set of county council elections in May.

And for the broader recording industry, the blue-sky optimism surrounding the paid download has given way to a rainy day reality.

He or she should have a broad record in development, too.

What's most troubling about all this is that there is a sufficiently broad record to consult, to learn from and then to transmit.

Moreover, she said, independent prosecutors were judged not on a broad record but on their performance in a single case, which could lead prosecutors to protracted inquiries out of fear that if they uncovered nothing they would be accused of wasting time and money.

In the next step, the survey information informs how a collection will be arranged, typically by broad record group (series) such as "correspondence" or "teaching material". Digital forensics software helps identify topics across the electronic material without the need for opening individual files.