Sentence examples for broader set of issues from inspiring English sources

Defenders say the new focus allows a broader set of issues to be pursued.

"There are a broader set of issues that will be important to commemorate that go beyond simply Al Qaeda," said Benjamin J. Rhodes, a deputy national security adviser.

"We need to understand, is this an aberration, or are standards sufficiently lax or insufficient, or insufficiently enforced that we need to be concerned about a much broader set of issues?" he said.

In the past decade, researchers have studied a broader set of issues, including the interrelationship between nontimber activities and other important decisions, such as bequests, examination of how landowner type and preferences affects decision making, and incorporation of landowner level responses into spatial landscape models.

Although these S&P judgments were intended to refer exclusively to fiscal policy, they really apply to a much broader set of issues, ranging from economic to health to environmental policies.

They believe we can find common ground on providing access to contraceptives and want Congress to move forward on a broader set of issues like reducing unintended pregnancies by increasing access to birth control and information about reproductive health.

The aggregation of a broad set of issues in forming a left or right political orientation marks a major change in American politics.

A survey released by the Pew Research Centre on May 14th found French attitudes on a broad set of issues no longer in tune with those of Germans.

It regularly meets after school to discuss a broad set of issues, ranging from contraceptives, unwanted pregnancy and HIV prevention to life-skills education.

But by using Trump as a vessel to satirize and critique a broad set of issues, including the hypocrisy of cable news owning corporate conglomerates and liberal self-righteousness, Atamanuik was able to make peace with his creation.

A new trend that emerged in 2015 was the introduction of wide-ranging bills prohibiting local control over a broad set of issues, such as Michigan's "Death Star" preemption bill (HB 4052) which bars local governments from regulating everything from paid sick days and minimum wage to scheduling for retail stores and ban the box ordinances.