Sentence examples for broadest plan from inspiring English sources
In 2005, he defeated a chorus of critics and signed into law a measure that was, at the time, the broadest plan to insure children by any state.
This evolutionary perspective provides a context for planning and interpreting comparative functional studies that have broadest impact.
Toyota has given only the broadest description of the plans for its latest investments, leaving some investors to question the company's motives.
"They have one of the broadest arrays, if not the broadest array, of low fares.
Looked at from the broadest perspective, President Trump's tax and spending plans would transfer money from rural areas to urban ones, from people below middle-income levels to the very rich.
As it moved to become the pharmaceutical group with the broadest range of products to tackle the pandemic, last week unveiling plans to sell masks and diagnostic kits to test for the disease as well as vaccines and antiviral medicines, industry analysts estimated GSK could make up to £1bn from sales of its swine flu vaccine alone.
The government's deficit reduction plan, it said, would be weighted so "those with the broadest shoulders should bear the greatest load".
Party leader Nick Clegg has set out Lib Dem plans to eliminate the deficit by 2017/18, saying those with the "broadest shoulders" must take more of the burden.
Discussing the coming spending review, Osborne said: "Our published plans require us to find £16bn of further savings and... the broadest shoulders will continue to bear the greatest burden".
It has maintained the broadest coalition of support, he says.
