Tom Miller, the attorney general of Iowa, said, "Judge Jackson's decision is a broad-based and compelling finding of liability, of law-breaking".
The decision was a broad victory for the Obama administration in its efforts to hold terrorism suspects overseas for indefinite periods without judicial oversight.
As Steve Vladeck writes (via Greenwald), "Put another way, if this isn't that case, what will be?" The Times described the case this way: The decision was a broad victory for the Obama administration in its efforts to hold terrorism suspects overseas for indefinite periods without judicial oversight.
The decision is a striking reversal by Mr. Broad, who as recently as a year ago said that he planned to give most of his holdings to one or several museums.
The decision was a major victory for a broad range of national religious denominations that had warned that the case was a threat to their First Amendment rights and their autonomy to decide whom to hire and fire.
A panel might have two very liberal members or two very conservative, and the result is a broad range of decisions.
Mr. Triozzi said the broader implication of the decision was a shift in power toward state legislators and away from city councils.
Emphasizing broad decisions is a sound strategy, but other approaches are valid, too, they say, and funds' charters may limit their ability to "go anywhere".
Last night's decision by the Florida Supreme Court was a broad reaffirmation that the purpose of election law is to try to record the will of voters, election law specialists said.
But Lord Sainsbury's decision is part of a broad trend among a new generation of philanthropists to play an active role in seeing that their money is well spent.
The result of the workshop was a broad decision to "promote research that would characterize environmental exposures over the lifetime that could alter the risk of breast cancer development" (BCERC 2009).
