Sentence examples for broadly seeks from inspiring English sources

The plan broadly seeks to loosen restrictions on how states use federal money for education, in exchange for annual testing in grades three to eight.

The bill, approved on a bipartisan vote of 354 to 58, broadly seeks to hold down costs at colleges by dissuading them from raising tuition.

Since August of last year, when Beijing surprised global markets with a one-time devaluation of its currency, investors have been broadly seeking to unload their renminbi in favor of dollars.

House Republicans are broadly seeking to match a Senate bill offered by Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican minority leader — one that failed in that chamber — to prohibit new greenhouse gas regulations and suspend others.

Instead of offering details, Mr. Gore, speaking broadly, sought to wrap himself in the legacy of Mr. Clinton's economic accomplishments, while offering his general views on how the nation should best use the surpluses that are being projected for the years ahead.

The Journal reported that the subpoenas "would broadly seek relevant information from the company," and require the approval of senior Justice Department officials.

But more broadly, ASMR posts generally seek to trigger an autonomous sensory meridian response a tingly feeling provoked by certain noises and sensory inputs.

More broadly, it seeks to slip Suffolk County gently into the vanguard of what could become a new, or at least re-energized, environmental movement in the suburbs.

But viewed broadly, it seeks to accomplish two basic goals.

"It's great that this cumulative assessment looks more broadly and seeks to consider possible risk management solutions early in the assessment process," says Finkel.

Proposed DDoS defence techniques generally seek to classify packets as either legitimate or malicious and can be broadly categorised into signature-based or anomaly based.