Leave something out or speak so broadly that the details could easily be asked about….
(The law is written so broadly that parts of it could also cover U.S. citizens).
"The law has been interpreted so broadly that a reasonable person can't discern its limits".
Has its definition been stretched so broadly that it no longer has meaning?
Many directives in the Congressional legislation are written so broadly that the agencies have wide discretion in drafting rules.
The legislation defined the word so broadly that anyone criticizing the state or "disturbing public order" could be considered guilty.
The law was drawn so broadly that wheat grown for consumption on individual farms also was regulated.
Economic rights should not be read so broadly that they cover the same ground as moral rights, thus rendering inoperative the limits Parliament has imposed on moral rights.
That is, essentially, the idea that face representations are spread so broadly that they're on top of representations of objects and words and places and everything else, OK.
Economic rights should not be read so broadly that they cover the same ground as the moral rights, making inoperative the limits Parliament has imposed on moral rights.
The system in Houston, also adopted in 2007, defines classroom success so broadly that it rewards more than half of all teachers with bonuses.
