One broad form of discrimination affects people who have hepatitis B, a liver disease that afflicts as many as 120 million Chinese, almost 10percentt of the population.
A broad form of crime protection for individuals is offered both as a separate contract and as part of a "homeowner's policy".
But the jury's out at this stage because certainly, in the current economic climate, the pressure on young people seems to be very much more concerned with getting a job, and perhaps only in retrospect will they appreciate the benefits of a broad form of education".
In other words, they claim that individuals are accorded a broad form of prestige, which affects their likelihood of serving as a cultural model.
Baudrillard erases autonomous and differentiated spheres of the economy, polity, society, and culture posited by classical social theory in favor of an implosive theory that also crosses disciplinary boundaries, thus mixing philosophy and social theory into a broader form of social diagnosis and philosophical play.
Steady production of small amounts of lava builds up the large, broad form of a shield volcano.
It does, however, apply remarkably well to the way many Americans think about that broader form of love we call patriotism.
The 11 undocumented immigrants, including Vargas, who sent their stories and information to DHS are requesting the latter, broader form of deferred action.
Excavations between 1969 and 1972 established the broad form of the castle; this was supplemented by further work in 1995 6 and another phase of excavations in 2007.
And while the Convention obligates its Parties to establish corporate liability only for bribery of a foreign public official, many Parties have either adopted a broader form of corporate liability, or started with foreign bribery and then widened the scope.
