The task force's work included narrowing the U.S.O.C.'s historically broad mission.
Our reading is historically broad enough to prove the range of virtues, precepts, codes and rules of martial character and action.
Historically Broad is a bowler who, when the force is with him, can get on a roll of wicket-taking that at the time has an inevitability about it.
Historically, broad educational gains have been the biggest driver of American economic success; hence the economist's rule of thumb that an increase of one year in a country's average schooling level corresponds to an increase of 3 to 4 percent in long-term economic growth.
Historically, broad economic sanctions have rarely worked, especially when the targeted country can rely on an autonomous income source such as oil.
Historically, overly broad detention policies have only bred enemies within the communities whose cooperation we seek.
The government has historically had broad power to search travelers and their property at the border, but that prerogative is being challenged as more people travel with extensive personal and business information on devices that would typically require a warrant to examine, reports Susan Stellin in Tuesday's New York Times.
Gary Marbut, a gun rights advocate in Montana who wrote the Firearms Freedom Act, said that such laws were "a vehicle to challenge commerce clause power," the constitutional provision that has historically granted broad authority to Washington to regulate activities that have an impact on interstate commerce.
Overstated private equity performance may partially explain why investors continue to allocate substantial capital to this asset class, despite our finding (forthcoming in the Review of Financial Studies) that PE funds have historically underperformed broad public market indexes by about 3% per year on average.
Particular complaints focused on the investor-state dispute settlement process, a system in which companies have been historically afforded broad corporate rights that override local environmental regulations.
Individuals with intellectual disabilities have not only been historically marginalized in broader society but have been largely overlooked by oral history.
