And then the term "distribution" is broadly defined, as well.
Often, the system falls short on what is broadly defined as "culture fit".
Dance is broadly defined as any intentional movement, including fusion forms and innovation.
Within this context, the health-care value equation is broadly defined as quality divided by costs.
But a war on terrorism that, with some imagination, is broadly defined as making America safer by also making it better is a war that could be won.
This is broadly defined as anyone not living in the UK on a "lawful, voluntary and settled basis for the time being".
A Learned Society is broadly defined as a professional organization in which membership is open to members of a particular discipline.
Metabolic engineering is broadly defined as the improvement of cellular activities by the manipulation of enzymatic, transport, or regulatory functions using recombinant DNA technology.
If the market is broadly defined as multichannel television systems, which includes both satellite and cable, even a combined EchoStar-Hughes would control only 18percentt share of the national market.
In this context sovereignty is broadly defined as "a peoples right to rebuild its demand to exist and present its gifts to the world…an adamant refusal to dissociate culture, identity, and power from the land " (Lyons, 2000).
Industry, which is broadly defined as manufacturing and production of raw materials and goods, made up 27 percent of India's gross domestic product, and grew 3.6 percent from April to December of last year, a sharp decline from 8.3 percent in the corresponding period in 2010.
