In 1900 the company settled with the Electric Smelting and Aluminum Company when a judge's decision gave "priority broadly" to its founders "for reducing ores and other substances by the incandescent method".
Most people's basic priorities are broadly those the government has identified: reducing waiting lists and times, and tackling the most dangerous diseases.
The ON documents defined priority populations broadly, as those populations identified by surveillance, epidemiological or other research studies, that are at risk and for which public health interventions may be reasonably considered to have a substantial impact at the population level [ 16].
Research priorities could be broadly described under headings of disease control, health promotion and health services, although open questions provided more varied responses.
These priority areas of action, although related broadly to priorities identified in the 6th AMCDRR (2014a), lack indicators and specific time lines for implementation.
In fact there is a broad consensus, or near-consensus, among ethical theorists on a doctrine we might call the priority of virtue: broadly and crudely speaking, the demands of virtue or morality trump other values in life.[26] We ought above all to act and live well, or at least not badly or wrongly.
ITNs and indoor residual spraying are, and should remain, the highest priority and most broadly applicable front-line malaria vector control measures.
At best, the development of a donor registry may help streamline the organ retrieval and transplant process, but it is unlikely that a registry will be considered a priority by physicians broadly.
We have yet to see the precise detail but broadly his priorities look to be right.
But it is clear that as the bank's scope has widened, its loan priorities have been interpreted broadly.
