Sentence examples for given a broader from inspiring English sources

It has since been given a broader meaning to cover "one who closely follows fashion," though some meanspirited anti-eliteniks use it as a synonym for "clotheshorse".

The actual effect of this is that Microsoft will be changing from eight separate product divisions to four, with each of these given a broader remit.

France and Russia have hinted that they will veto any move to lift sanctions against Iraq -- virtually a prerequisite for reconstruction -- unless the United Nations is given a broader role than wanted by Washington.

The bill, which amends the New Zealand Flag Referendums Act to "enable New Zealanders to be given a broader range of options in the first flag referendum", was introduced by the opposition Green party.

But the chancellor has now given a broader defence of his approach, saying it was indeed a success that Google had gone from paying no tax to paying tax.

But Lord Wakeham said the Lords should be given a broader mandate to scrutinize constitutional and human-rights legislation and to hold the House of Commons to account in its handling of European Union business.

Federal courts have generally given a broad interpretation, however.

At the same time, the constitution's taxation clause is given a broad reading.

He is also given a broad menu of magical abilities that players can unlock and upgrade.

A bronze pangolin recovered in the Dong Nai Province is given a broad 3rd century B.C. to 2nd century A.D. dating.

Initially Mattes found that people couldn't quite tell fat tastes when given a broad array of flavours.