The solar industry says it can broadly live with that level, but some companies warned that schemes to provide disadvantaged communities and households with low-cost power and heating would be the most likely to be scrapped under the changes.
More broadly, the Living Planet Index, a compilation of a wide range of indicators of biodiversity produced by the Zoological Society of London and WWF, has risen over the past 40 years in temperate (generally rich) countries and fallen in tropical (generally poor) ones.
New technologies are arguably good for society overall because they can broadly raise living standards; however, when they lead to job loss, they can threaten not only individual livelihood but also sense of identity.
Most fossil species broadly resemble living tubenoses, including the oldest confirmed record, Tydea septentrionalis from the Oligocene in Belgium.
Performance art refers, broadly, to live experimental pieces that are not theater and that tend to emphasize the direct, unmediated relationship between artist and audience.
Before working for Broadly, she lived in Berlin, where she worked as the online editor of the literary blog Bookslut, a copy editor for anyone who paid, and a babysitter for very cute twins.
Diplomats must receive medical clearance that they are able to travel broadly and live in areas with limited access to healthcare facilities.
They are broadly distributed in living organisms, such as Neurospora, Drosophila, and mammals.
Bosnians had done so by absorbing the spirit of ilm (broadly translated as living by and in the spirit of knowledge) which engenders compassion for and understanding of the Other and intellectual curiosity about the world around us.
Although any performing art could broadly be described as live art, Mr. Raza here seems to intend it to describe pieces not easily limited to a single genre.
