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The bill is opposed by a broad array of groups, including the independent service providers, most consumer groups and 23 state regulatory commissions.
By that, they mean that the Constitution, at any given point in history, is shaped by a broad array of forces, including elected officials, activists, and voters.
Pakistani experts warn that the country may be entering a period of repeated terrorist attacks by a broad array of militant groups enraged by President Musharraf's decision to align himself with the United States after the Sept. 11 attacks.
Those have been organized by a broad array of environmentalists, labor unions and groups that view the World Bank and the monetary fund as agents of large multinational corporations.
The role of Mr. Gensler's agency greatly expanded under Dodd-Frank, which called for significantly tighter regulation of derivatives, used by a broad array of companies to help manage risk.
The proposal to change the law, details of which are still being formulated, has been welcomed, at least initially, by a broad array of city budget watchers, from the City Council Finance Committee's chairman to the New York City Independent Budget Office's chief economist.
As the House and Senate prepared for final votes on the measure, hoping to get the bill on President Obama's desk for his signature by Monday, a broad array of industries and interest groups were trying to calculate the winners and losers within the 700-odd pages of legislation.
First, they [ArtistDirect's CEO and a MediaDefender vice president; MediaDefender is a subsidiary of ArtistDirect] willingly admitted to abusing Revision3's network, over a period of months, by injecting a broad array of torrents into our tracking server.
Microorganisms maintain the biosphere by catalyzing a broad array of steps in the biogeochemical cycling of carbon, nitrogen, sulfur, iron, and other elements.
If lawmakers cannot reach agreement on a bill to fund the government by April 8, a broad array of federal programs will come to a halt.
ALBANY — Gov. David A. Paterson has raised $3.3 million since taking office, by tapping into a broad array of special-interest groups and casting aside the self-imposed fund-raising limits of his predecessor, Eliot Spitzer, according to reports made public on Tuesday.
