And these priests did it as Anglicans" — the broader church of which Episcopalians are part.
The case revolves around the broad question of which country's laws have jurisdiction over content on the Internet.
A broader category, of which perroflautas were but a subspecies, was what Spaniards widely called ninis ni estudia ni trabaja ("Neither studies nor works").
A broader category, of which perroflautas were but a subspecies, was what Spaniards widely called ninis — ni estudia ni trabaja ("Neither studies nor works").
And yet broad stereotypes of which gender is better suited for which job endure.
We thank Prof Philip Ryan for his contributions to the broader project of which this study was part.
Outcomes for paid workers were included to achieve a broader indication of which aspects of health and social care provision are typically measured.
We included outcomes for paid carers to get a broader indication of which aspects of health and social care provision are typically measured.
These arguments imply that "intangible assets" is the broader term of which IC is a sub-domain focused only on knowledge.
Beyond the importance of the findings for the QUALMAT project's ongoing research, the issues may reflect phenomena of broader relevance, of which policy-makers in the three countries should be cognisant.
