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EU integration policy must evolve in order for the EU region to transform itself and return to broad-based and sustainable economic growth.

This was the coach who said he returned to Broad Ripple in 1994 to help curb the academic decline that had started in his absence.

She returned to broader concerns.

Aside from some toys and mattresses on the floor, it is empty, because Ms. Kubler — who is moving here permanently, while her sister will return to Broad Channel to join her husband once the house is fixed — lost all of her belongings in the flood.

Anna Deavere Smith will return to the Broad for a special series of readings (April 15 to 19) dedicated to the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.

Dear Hanoi Jane: please return to the broader political fray.

If he pulls off a comeback in the last reel and wins next week, there will be room for him to return to a broader reform programme.

Mr. Obama argues that the United States is confident enough to live with that reality and that after nearly a decade of organizing its national security policy around counterterrorism, it must return to a broader agenda.

| 12 30 p.m. | I've posted a fresh piece in which I acknowledge the importance of issues raised by the e-mail exchanges, but return to the broader context that quickly gets lost.] Talk about getting ahead of the news.

But much of what she hinted at – stronger governance and a return to a broader remit for schools inspection – is so obviously necessary that it will surely develop into something more extensive.

This pragmatic return to a broader market focus is a departure from the dark days of the financial crisis, when many Swiss watchmakers decided that the only way to survive the downturn was to flock to the high-end, in deference to the notion that the superrich were the only ones unfazed by the prospect of global recession.