The reality is that most Conservatives broadly subscribe to the social liberalism of live and let live.
This is a theory I broadly subscribe to.
The Greeks subscribed, broadly, to "an individualistic view of humanity".
Becker subscribed broadly both to Clubber's legal philosophy and to his taste in beef, as did many Tenderloin policemen; most of them had secured their jobs by bribing a commissioner with a few hundred dollars — a quarter to a half of a year's pay.
The Framers of both the original Constitution and the Reconstruction Amendments subscribed to broadly Lockean premises, according to which liberty consists in the exercise of natural rights that pre-exist government, as well as civil rights necessary to secure those rights, like the right to access the courts and the right to make and enforce contracts.
The responses to an open-ended question on what new skills they learnt from the training can broadly be divided into two groups: one group subscribed to enhanced in-depth understanding of the health system, as indicated from a representative statement, "increasing knowledge about health sector reform in the field of planning, management, need assessment, priority intervention, and evaluation".
Most African-Americans subscribe to broadly the same set of ideas as the dominant white/Anglo-European population in the US with some continuing ideas from previous eras, when self-care and "folk" practices were the only available resorts.
Even though it seems clear that the capitalist world is run broadly along those lines, those who subscribe to the Randian worldview think we're living in a socialist nightmare.
"Pages are an awesome product for multiple people who are administering a Page for a brand," explained Schroepfer, but subscribe is for sharing with friends and others more broadly.
Professional athletes seldom subscribe.
