Sentence examples for broadly acceptable to from inspiring English sources

So far, the approach has proved broadly acceptable to both parties.

The consultation would be "part of a process of re-establishing a framework that is broadly acceptable to society".

He's identified a way forward to establishing an interim government that is broadly acceptable to the Iraqi people.

The 1967 line is broadly acceptable to Palestinian negotiators, but the actual route of the border and land swap details are crucial.

He is also seen as broadly acceptable to the international community despite charges of involvement in atrocities in the early 1980s.

It appears broadly acceptable to the House, which is working on its own version of the legislation, and is unlikely to be vetoed by President Bush.

In contrast, the U.S. administration and its allies are betting on inter-Syrian negotiations to "create conditions under which a clear and broadly acceptable alternative (to Assad) can emerge".

She will need all of those qualities and more when she confronts what could be her first major test — possibly the most vexing of her tenure — devising a workable and broadly acceptable solution to the grave threats facing the salmon runs of the Pacific Northwest.

They subordinated ideology to electoral appeal as they recruited candidates who matched up with the politics of their states or districts, promoting former soldiers and law enforcement officers, for instance, who they thought would qualify as broadly acceptable alternatives to Republican incumbents.

GPs in all five countries reported the view that the intervention addressed an important topic, was broadly acceptable and feasible to use, and would be a useful tool to help improve clinical practice.

That seems improbable because the health minister, Alan Johnson, the only person thought to be broadly acceptable as a successor to Mr. Brown, has said that he favors Mr. Brown's remaining in his post and leading the party into a general election.