Even Mr Haider says he broadly favours it.
Pursuing it could become a distraction from the third arrow of Abenomics.The JRP and Your Party broadly favour constitutional revision.
Most people who support the current, rather shaky, coalition government of the centre-left broadly favour the idea of a new amnesty; so does the Catholic church.
He quotes graffiti from a tough city district: "Whoever you vote for, the council wins".Though the big national parties are divided over mayors, three of Bristol's four MPs broadly favour change.
The debt crisis and subsequent austerity cuts have left older people (who are broadly home-owning savers) feeling the pinch from low interest rates and high inflation rates that broadly favour the young (who still have mortgages and debts).So what should a braver Mr Osborne have said.
The principle of justice prohibits unfair discrimination, and broadly favours optimising resource utilisation.
And while that is still true, a new New York Times polls shows that those who do care broadly favour Barack Obama.
His communist backers broadly favour a deal; his own supporters want changes more Greek Cypriots, they say, should to able to return to the actual homes they fled in 1974, as Turkish troops invaded to prevent Cyprus being hijacked into union with Greece.
In the period between his resignation and his return to the government on the outbreak of war in 1939, Eden and his acolytes, who, broadly speaking, favoured a tougher stance against Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini, were often referred to as "the glamour boys".
Both out of principle and out of a desire not to hamper trade with men of all religions, they favoured a broadly inclusive Reformed Church and toleration for those outside its ranks.
Broadly speaking, it favours artistic or experimental vision rather than packing audiences into a multiplex.
