Carl Jung used the term in a more expansive sense, encompassing all life processes in all species.
4 The notion of investment in this paper must be interpreted in a very broad sense, encompassing various forms of capital, including physical, financial, human and social capital.
The notion of conflict related to diversity has to be understood in a broad sense encompassing racism, poverty and social exclusion (Cantle, 2012, p. 102).
They are described as work activity-oriented skills (in a broader sense) encompassing knowledge, skills (in a more specific sense), and attitudes (cf. KMK, Secretariat of the Standing Conference of the Ministers of Education and Cultural Affairs of the Länder in the Federal Republic of Germany 2011; Le Deist and Winterton 2005).
The term "supportive environment" was defined in a broad sense, encompassing physical, social, and economic dimensions of the surroundings that are necessary for healthy living [ 28].
The second element is people's insecurity, the latter term being understood in its broad sense encompassing the systemic effects of violence on communities and health services, and quite distinct from national or international security issues.
Hingley's homes are centred utterly on family, in a sense that encompasses both blood relations and trusted friends.
"Relevance" is often used in the broader sense that encompasses the concepts under discussion.
In a broader sense, it encompasses a variety of factors discussed below: .
In the broad sense, CDH encompasses all headaches that occur on 15 days per month or more.
