Sentence examples for broadly allows from inspiring English sources

The EU, broadly, allows national governments to seek to prevent benefit tourism by erecting residence and nationality tests around one whole class of benefits (called social assistance benefits in the jargon), which are not required for a safety net.

If the Texas high court uses that approach, then departing churches could win on the grounds that Texas law broadly allows for the revocation of trusts, according to Scott Brister, a former Supreme Court of Texas justice who's now representing the Fort Worth defendants.

The court held that the "method" in the constitution should be construed broadly, allowing for more than one way of indicating choice within a single uniform electoral system.

The interest of broadly allowing bona fide researchers to identify relevant samples for further research or to support clinical diagnosis fulfills the legitimacy principle of data privacy.

Such a buffer has been recently described in neurons (Asano et al., 2015), and if true more broadly, might generally allow cells to tolerate reductions in 19S subunit expression without altering basal rates of proteolysis by the proteasome.

But when used in a visitation context, the "best interest" standard, which is subjective and broadly defined, allows a state court to substitute its judgment for the parent's.

Facebook launched its location API as part of the Places launch earlier this month, but only opened 'read' access broadly, which allows developers to import checkins from Facebook Places and use them in their own apps.

Broadly, this allows classification of LTP into Hebbian, non-Hebbian, and anti-Hebbian mechanisms.

The fact that different neurons are broadly tuned allows the system to produce associations between different odors, and permits the extraction of common features across odors.

Broadly, MCDA allows the prioritisation of the criteria that influence a decision, and provides a framework by which users can reach a decision that reflects these priorities.

The 2001 AUMF is already being interpreted broadly to allow strikes on IS.