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His party has been grateful for that, and Ryan's ascension is being broadly seen as the one possible inflection point that could allow Democrats to slip back into power in the House of Representatives.

As these cases illustrate, the right to fire under employment-at-will is being broadly interpreted by a number of courts while whistleblower anti-retaliation legislation is being narrowly interpreted by the same courts.

And it's exciting to see that the notion of abolition is being broadly embraced not only as a way to address overincarceration, but as a way to imagine a different society that no longer relies on repressive efforts of violence and incarceration.

It is being broadly implemented through the CDC DEBI programs currently.

The term Mexicano is being broadly used to refer to colonia residents who label themselves as Mexican in origin, regardless of birthplace [ 10].

But trade experts and Iranian traders in Dubai said there was little evidence that the new export control law was being broadly enforced.

Cellphone images are increasingly being shared between users on mobile networks and social networking sites, and they are being broadly consumed on Web sites that aggregate video and images.

At his hotel in Florence, he was told cancellations were being broadly matched by people extending their stays as he was forced to do.

For example, a few years ago, Amazon decided to cut down on Prime members sharing their benefits, because they found these were being broadly shared outside immediate families.

At the same time, collaborative approaches to natural resource management, including ROW co-management, are being broadly promoted as promising ways to deal with complex and contentious public issues.

And it is being applied broadly.