The question is, perhaps, more broadly understandable in a country in which a hundred thousand babies are abandoned each year.
Then again, he has been trying to promote his "affordability" agenda since the beginning of the campaign, or, perhaps more broadly, since he was elected senator in 2000.
"Its thesis, that success for a woman is perhaps more broadly based than for a man, is absolutely true," she says briskly.
There is, it should be said, a similarity in the bass lines of the two songs, and perhaps, more broadly, in their shared lite-funk feel.
He seemed to be alluding to electronic-surveillance operations conducted by his administration and, perhaps more broadly, to his administration's detention of suspected terrorists.
Then there is the dark history of Easter Island, where former inhabitants destroyed their future by cutting down all the trees, and, perhaps more broadly related to human behaviour this, Vanuata, recently devastated by cyclone Pam, surely evidence of human-induced climate change.
Never mind that Mr. Scaasi has long been removed from the heavy action of Fashion Week, or that he is perhaps more broadly known today for selling costume jewelry on HSN and for criticizing Michelle Obama's style.
Reorganized in 2000, the company remained committed to political theatre, but perhaps as more broadly interpreted.
We anticipate that our notion of logical equivalence between chemical reaction network implementations will be valuable for other molecular implementations such as biochemical enzyme systems, and perhaps even more broadly in concurrency theory.
"I will say that amongst our engineering team, there's a lot of interest in learning Android and experimenting with it – perhaps even more broadly than iOS when iOS was picking up steam," he says.
Dignity, in turn, is fundamental to human wellbeing, perhaps even more broadly than health.
