Sentence examples for current broader from inspiring English sources

According to the Times, an audience member asked whether McChrystal would support an idea put forward by Mr. Biden to scale back the American military presence in Afghanistan to focus on tracking down the leaders of Al Qaeda, in place of the current broader effort now under way to defeat the Taliban.

But it cements the government's current broader definition of extremism.

However, this is consistent with the current broader concept of security, which extends beyond the purely military aspects –traditionally associated with defence– to embrace other dimensions such as political, societal, economic and environmental security.

In recent times, there is a renewed concern by identity issues, largely justified by current broader changes in society (globalization, the expansion of information technology, and greater diversity), the decline of bureaucratic organizational forms, and a special interest in power and meaning.

Human rights organizations have mounted a concerted defense of the current broad interpretation of the law.

Abrahamson's current broad interest is in the relation between physical action and conceptual learning.

Pride's tale of gay supporters of the miners' strike invites us to congratulate ourselves on our current broad-mindedness by deriding our grandparents' homophobia.

The scenes between the two of them, with mounting trust and respect between them, are among the best‐played scenes in the current Broad way theater.

We review the findings that have led to the current broad consensus that most, if not all, higher, as well as lower level neural processes are in some form multisensory.

While human-mediated dispersal and climatic suitability have been crucial in shaping L. camara's current broad-scale distribution in South Africa, dispersal by birds and along rivers are important drivers of invasion at landscape scales.

She plans to introduce legislation to change the workings of the C.I.A., splitting the director's current broad responsibilities so that one person runs the C.I.A. itself and another oversees all the government's many other intelligence operations, including the National Security Agency and the Defense Intelligence Agency.