The force of opinion, to be effective, should be broadly based, international, nonsectarian and all-party.
And even if they're wrong, the market share trends should be broadly correct.
The convention's debate should be "broadly based and involve all citizens".
As a result, the findings and warnings of the 2003 report should be "broadly applicable," said Niall Burton, one of the original authors.
The great virtue of Lord Browne's report is that it recognises the realities while attempting to uphold a core set of policy principles that should be broadly supported.
We believe that this approach can and should be broadly implemented as a part of evaluation science, because in the end this will give development practitioners a much better idea of what works, what doesn't and, perhaps most importantly, why.
A 1995 Pentagon review concurred, finding that responsibility for the attack "should be broadly shared" but that "the intelligence available to Admiral Kimmel and General Short was sufficient to justify a higher level of vigilance than they chose to maintain".
But he'd gone to several black groups, talking about responsibility, which is an important virtue that should be broadly applied, but, given our crisis, we need government policy, too.
Mr Cridland was speaking as this year's A-results were expected to show a similar pass rate to 2014 now exams regulator Ofqual has indicated results should be "broadly comparable" with the previous year.
Saad el-Katanti, secretary general of the Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party, told The Associated Press that his party also believed that the constituent assembly should be broadly representative of all segments of the population.
If Time Warner can get another big ISP (such as MSN) to agree to its terms, the regulators should be broadly satisfied.But the devil could be in the details.
