Sentence examples for broadest definitions of from inspiring English sources

They clearly stated that they "chose the broadest definitions of potential coverage, so as not to exclude those that are potentially affected.

The broadest definitions of reciprocity are based on observed outcomes.

Studies were categorized according to the physical activity domains examined, the domains being presented in order from the narrowest to the broadest definitions of physical activity.

In the narrowest to the broadest definitions of CAM service, one half to two thirds of all patients received at least one form of CAM during the one-year follow-up.

You could say Melanesia is the broadest definition of Australasia minus its narrowest one.

"It's the broadest definition of art that you can have," said Mr Hall.

Indeed, it's a kind of innocence to restrict these concerns to even the broadest definition of pornography.

The World Arabian Horse Association WAHOO) has the broadest definition of a purebred Arabian.

Do we need broader definitions of academic and administrative functions within a university?

Using the broader definitions of unemployment that are used in other countries, the situation is far worse.

The Court has generally adopted broader definitions of political speech, and that has led to the broad protections of commercial and political speech.