Sentence examples for said broadly from inspiring English sources

Instead, the party said broadly that it was adopting a rural reform policy that would double the per capita disposable income of farmers by the year 2020.

Gavin Poole, the CJS executive director, said: "Broadly, this is a brave and necessary reforming agenda and one that the CSJ welcomes.

One senior military aide declined to discuss the substance of the calls but said broadly that the two officers discussed the situation in Egypt "with regard to elections and security issues in the Sinai".

The junta has said broadly that it may adjust any deals made by Mr. Tandja to ensure that they sufficiently benefit Niger, a nation rich in uranium and, potentially, oil.

But he said broadly accusing Muslims of complicity in terrorism will hamstring the fight to prevent extremism, which depends on tips from citizens willing and unafraid to contact authorities.

In the southern Italian port of Bari, almost 900 migrants trying to enter Italy were intercepted from January 2011 to June 2012, and just 12 were allowed to remain, the report said; broadly similar figures were cited for Venice in 2010 and most of 2011.

He says broadly that the weather is "backing off" but extreme caution should still be exercised.

Later, chuckling, he remembers seeing Bernie in Vermont in the 60s, saying broadly what he's saying now.

She points out that Baroness Manotheram-Buller, another former head of MI5, has been "saying broadly the same things.

This is because the law of conservation of mass says, broadly, that however you use it, you cannot destroy the stuff.

He conceded that the sub-prime blowup represented a failure of "the efficient-markets hypothesis," which says, broadly speaking, that market prices are always right.