Sentence examples for broadly intended from inspiring English sources

Popular ones – smash hits such as The Castle, Kenny, Young Einstein and Crackerjack – tend to play broadly, intended for mass consumption.

This implies that RRI being constructed not only at the individual level, but also at the institutional level (broadly intended involving not only political institutions but also wider societal structures), by an interplay between system capacities and individual capabilities.

Civil liberties and privacy groups support this idea in principle, but are highly critical of the administration for refusing to explain how broadly it intends to use Carnivore or to describe what safeguards are in place for preventing its abuse.

"Resources" is intended broadly.

But more broadly, it is intended to engage and to help focus human computer interaction (HCI) design perspectives in the development of wireless community networks throughout North America and elsewhere.

"The legal aid system, as it stands, represents broadly what Lord Rushcliffe had intended in his 1945 report.

"We believe they have erred yet again by interpreting the law more broadly than the Legislature intended".

Broadly speaking, FreeFile is intended to provide free electronic filing for taxpayers whose incomes are below average, although each participating company was allowed to set its own criteria.

He said it was also inconsistent with previous rulings on same-sex relationships and could be applied "more broadly than it is intended".

Mr. Bradley said H.P. intended to "broadly and aggressively deploy" Palm's software, which also suggested that H.P. was calculating the value of Palm's library of patents in its offer.

Although the American military has the legal right to detain suspects in Iraq under a United Nations resolution, human rights advocates say the Americans have interpreted the resolution far more broadly than was ever intended.