He believed that policymakers should focus on a more broadly defined price index which includes asset prices.
HISTORY is ever more broadly defined, as January's list of bestselling history books from Amazon websites shows.
I would say that this book is intended to help overeaters, as a more broadly defined group: yo-yo dieters, binge eaters, overeaters.
In the Norway deal, details have still not been finalized over whether the moratorium would apply only to virgin forest or be more broadly defined.
More broadly defined, it is a cross-cultural concept grounded in the expectation of a time of supernatural peace and abundance on earth.
And charitable deductions can be more broadly defined to include costs incurred while volunteering, said Mark Steber, chief tax officer at Jackson Hewitt, a tax preparation company.
Any permanent resident over 18 would be able to sponsor another family member now more broadly defined to include common-law and same-sex partners.
That year Gleizes joined the Puteaux group, established for artists working in a more broadly defined mode of Cubism than that of Braque and Picasso.
From 1950 to 1998, the city's population declined by 6percenttoto 7.4 million, while the more broadly defined metropolitan region's population grew by more than 50percentto to 20.1 million.
Much of the debate over the Kent Avenue bike lanes has been carried out in public, pitting defenders of neighborhood self-determination against those who say the public interest must sometimes be more broadly defined.
The Massachusetts high court held in 2004 that same-sex marriages were legal, while California's court decision in May related to domestic partnerships and not the more broadly defined civil unions.
