Sentence examples for broadly to do from inspiring English sources
All three types of project have broadly to do with how neo-Darwinian evolutionary theory might bear on our understanding of ethics or morality.
In brief, these were broadly to do with the task and the over-interpretation of the data.
They are broadly right to do so, according to new research by Michael Elsby of the University of Edinburgh, Bart Hobijn of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco and Aysegul Sahin of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
Such an effort would be wasted if Congress ends up extending tax cuts for those making less than $250,000, as it is broadly expected to do, even by House Republicans.
Kant's practical philosophy and the categorical imperative that governs it were intended to form the ground not only for what is thought today to be ethics proper but also for everything that broadly speaking had to do with deliberative human behavior.
Michael Noonan, the Irish finance minister, said there was "a distinction being drawn between the word 'legacy' and the word 'retrospective".' "If you have a dead bank there are legacy issues, and we are not negotiating for anything broadly to be done for Anglo Irish-I.B.R.C.," Mr. Noonan said.
Sir David felt "pretty sure that I know broadly what we need to do": he was staying.
But the system of insurance exchanges and generous subsidies that both Republicans and Democrats broadly agree on ought to do that.
Their functioning may also be constrained by ill-defined or insecure rights that may arise from failure to fully compensate existing rights in cases of expropriation, a failure to implement more broadly land policies or to do so in a gender sensitive manner.
He explains it was Steve Hilton Cameronn's former director of strategy and a fellow Whitehall iconoclast) who "fixed for me to see the prime minister with a view to do something broadly like this, and I outlined the view I broadly hold.
Prison, Stengel says, taught Mandela how to deal with limits and how to govern his emotions; at the same time it taught him what was limitless, which was, broadly, the potential of humanity to do the right thing.
