The administration's energy policy more broadly tries to offset potential costs with new opportunities and technological advances to boost productivity growth.
Further, the media and society broadly try to assign power to larger entities, like governmental institutions and Fortune 500 behemoths; however, radical innovation seldom comes from them.
Apple, for its part, argues that the FBI is using the All Writs Act, a 200-year-old law, too broadly in trying to get it to write code that would make the security of its devices worse.
In 1993, after the visionary President Turgut Ozal died, he took his place.Throughout his career he has, broadly speaking, tried to nudge Turkey towards economic modernity without cutting away its traditional roots.
Even more broadly, ISIS is trying to stoke popular Sunni Arab resentment of Iran and its allies, which is being fuelled by the expanding regional proxy war between Iran and Saudi Arabia, a series of battles in Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Lebanon, and Bahrain that have defined the Middle East since the United States invaded Iraq, in 2003.
More broadly, Democrats are trying to make a case that this White House is a tool of powerful special interests, supports companies that ship American jobs overseas, allows pharmaceutical makers to gouge consumers, is more interested in corporate bottom lines than environmental protection and backs management over unions.
But I do think there is an opportunity in the financials, but definitely it's got to be more broadly diversified than trying to pick a single stock".
More broadly, I'm trying to branch out a bit now.
More broadly, Reddit is trying to build a team that values diversity, and it's working with diversity expert Freada Kapor Klein to find other ways to create an inclusive environment, Pao told the WSJ.
More broadly, the coalition is trying to reform the Strasbourg court and make it defer to national decisions more often.In this section Pulled hither and thither Just more of the same?
