Only two months ago, the Government's own independent reviewer of terrorism legislation warned the Terrorism Act 2000 was so broad it could, for instance, criminalise an anti-vaccination blog.
But even at the beginning, President Bush clearly feared the consequences of so broad an exemption for cruel and inhumane treatment.
It's interesting because his reputation, at least in internet culture, is that he's so broad and known for that wackiness.
As the Post reports, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court's interpretation of the the Fisa Amendments Act is so broad, it "could allow for surveillance of academics, journalists and human-rights researchers".
In the fullness of its true meaning, "integrative medicine" is so broad, there is room for everybody.
"How much of a deterrent is it if the ultimate penalty is so broad?" #WhyIDidntReport Thank you for sharing your stories.Your brave voices are so impt as we look at reforms in Congress to combat sexual assault.
Though various faith groups often separately encourage prayers for the country, such as the evangelical National Day of Prayer Task Force, it is rarer for so broad a group to organize a sustained national period of prayer.
Above the Golden Horn, once the wealthiest stretch of water on earth, hovers Hagia Sofia, perhaps the most beautiful church on earth, built in A.D. 537 by the Byzantine emperor Justinian with a dome so broad it was not superseded for a thousand years, until St. Peter's in Rome.
Every decade or so a new trend hits the information technology world that is so broad it can provide structure for a number of innovations and technology developments.
Google rejects this argument by claiming that the DMCA safe harbor is so broad that it bars liability for all direct, vicarious, and contributory infringement claims that arise from storage services offered by an ISP, which include any "automated process for allowing replication, transmittal, and display of user-submitted materials covered by the storage provision".
