Only Canada seems to have stuck broadly to Ielts' advice, with a higher percentage of universities setting 6.5 as the benchmark.
"We will give them two years if they stick broadly to our plans for economic recovery," the Fianna Fáil stalwart predicted, out of earshot of O'Keeffe or any of his staff.
But this week the chancellor raised that by a mere bagatelle, to £178 billion, equal to 12.6% of GDP.Mr Darling has also stuck broadly to his leisurely plan for bringing the public finances back into balance, first set out a year ago and then revised in April.
Samaras, the prime minister-designate pledged to stick broadly to the Greek bailout terms but added: "We will simultaneously have to make some necessary amendments to the bailout agreement, in order to relieve the people of crippling unemployment and huge hardships".
Director David O Russell sticks broadly to the outline of the real story, but shifts many of the characters' internal and interpersonal dynamics to focus on the practical and moral difficulties both of hustling, and of trying to out-hustle the hustlers.
Instead, he advised, they should stick with broadly diversified offerings.
One of the most tenacious notions is that we are stuck with broadly the lifestyle choices and economy that we have.
To be sure, we recognize that the grass clearly is greener on the Growth side of the fence this year, but we will simply remain disciplined in our faith that our patience with sticking with our broadly diversified portfolios of undervalued stocks will be rewarded in the fullness of time.
Broadly, the sticking points center on Florida and Alabama trying to get assurances from Georgia that it will not siphon off too much water from the headwaters, thereby leaving the two downstream states wanting.
But the rules have broadly stuck.
