But under this broad title, many different issues were raised, from "US support for Israel" (readers fell on both sides of that argument) to "the refugee crisis".
And most of the services that lobbyists provide to clients these days fall under the broad title of "public affairs" or "political communications"—forecasting trends, advising on policy and teaching them to "speak the language of government".Nor are profit-seeking businessmen the only folk who lobby.
Mr Stangis has a broad title, but until reading the interview you might not have guessed that his responsibilities include negotiating the installation of solar panels at three different sites (in two countries), educating shipping partners on environmental certification programmes, and worrying about the health of children in Camden, New Jersey.
Each show exists, This American Life-style, under a broad title, weaving scientific themes out of stories such as the medicine cabinet in everyone's minds, the extraordinary endurance of extreme athletes, out-of-body experiences brought on by G-forces, and, of course, grateful whales.
Speaking at a Labour Party conference fringe event for think tank IPPR, the Dagenham MP said the review would work under the broad title of "rebuilding Britain" - the same as the Manchester conference's slogan.
After considerable deliberation, I cautiously coined the term "Creative Conservationist". It was the broadest title I could think of to describe my ever evolving vision and resilient passion for life.
It's very common for people to start a specific article with a broad title.
Don't place a broad title on specific instructions just because that title is simpler and more commonly searched.
That largely involves overseeing the activities of Paramount motion picture chief Sherry Lansing and TV head Kerry McCluggage, though one source said he might have an even broader entertainment title within Viacom.
