The phrase "broader rules" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
An example of its usage could be: "The government has implemented broader rules to regulate the use of plastic bags in an effort to reduce pollution."
Similar, and in some ways broader, rules in the financial reform bill will take effect later.
The broader rules should increase special-events revenue by 20percentt, Stebich said.
For one, the global settlement, and its broader rules of the road for analysts, is still technically intact.
But those who defend the current system say that broader rules could infringe on rights to free speech.
Around 40 Democrats — led by Senators Udall, Tom Harkin of Iowa and Jeff Merkley of Oregon — have indicated their support for a set of broader rules changes.
Criminal accountability will not end war, but it may change the broader rules of domestic and international politics so that war is no longer such a tempting option.
The Labor Department has not yet issued the final broader rule.
This broader rule, which stems from the agency's interpretation of a 1994 law that severely restricted its authority to regulate herbal products and vitamins, remains in effect.
Moreover, carried to its logical end, the broader rule is hard to reconcile with the influential case of Entick v. Carrington, 19 How.
Broader rule making under the unfairness authority would require congressional intervention to expand the FTC's scope of authority, but there exist possibilities for rule making under the deception doctrine.
"On the other hand," he adds, "if you want to combat serious organised crime, you need to work with the Bulgarians".The broader rule of law has also come under strain.
