Sentence examples for deliver broad from inspiring English sources

For example, designing climate policy to deliver broad, near-term benefits could help overcome some of the political opposition.

Mr. Qurei and other Palestinian leaders often issue condemnations after suicide bombings, but generally do not deliver broad statements condemning the practice.

The giants consider it too costly to customize their offering to meet local needs, or they prefer to deliver broad or integrated solutions.

Giovanni Bisignani, the chief executive of the International Air Transport Association, urged the Obama administration to deliver broad policy changes in security in a speech delivered to airline leaders in February.

In order for the government to release the right data we, as a community, need to act with a single voice and clearly set out the argument that certain open datasets have the potential to deliver broad benefits.

He described the bill as an effort by Hogan — who is also fighting the legislature over school funding — to be able to say that he attempted to fulfill his campaign promise to deliver broad tax relief.

Morrison said it was a "fantasy" that cracking down on multinational tax avoidance, or reducing the generosity of superannuation tax breaks, would deliver sufficient scope to enable the government to counter the impact of bracket creep, or deliver broader personal income tax cuts beyond basic bracket creep compensation, or cut company taxes.

Mr. Morsi, he added, "is likely to remind his Western friends that if they are unable to use a period of quiet to deliver broader progress on Israeli de-occupation, then he cannot be held fully responsible for the consequences later on".

While there were expectations for a really strong first quarter, and the company did deliver broad-based growth, its stock plunged in the aftermath, with the primary reason for this being the guidance revision.

Moreover, climate change synergy measures like constructing 'green roofs' and other 'no-regret options' will likely only be adopted when they not only serve climate change adaptation purposes but integrate them into (other) established policy domains and deliver broader societal benefits [20, 74].

The last Republican president to deliver broad-based prosperity was Dwight D. Eisenhower, in the 1950s.