The bill's legislative history showed that Congress had intended that broad reach.
Since screening instruments are intended for broad use, an effect of IQ is a problem.
Furthermore, the authors acknowledge that the results of this study are not intended for broad interpretation; rather, they provide a solid foundation that further, expanded studies may build on.
Because of this requirement, we also excluded non-English-language tools, though in our literature search we did not identify any non-English language tools intended for broader than regional use.
Valero appealed, and the panel's chairman, Bryan Shaw, said last April that the Legislature likely intended a broader interpretation of the law.
On the legal questions, he cited a precedent written by Justice Harvey himself in which the chief justice had argued that the inclusion of seduced women as potential plaintiffs under the Seduction Act proved that its framers intended a broader definition of damage than financial damage.
The objects are intended for a broad audience, which is also why they are affordable.
And our arcane rules and customs are deliberately intended to require broad coöperation to function well at all.
Usually intended to validate broad protocols with mandates to meet fixed goals, they induce fear of failure and rarely allow — much less encourage — experimentation.
The Freedom of Information law, enacted in 1974 and amended in 1977, was intended to provide broad public access to government records.
