Sentence examples for terms the broadest from inspiring English sources

And that means to me, at least in modern terms, the broadest possible use of DNA evidence and the strongest possible effort to guarantee adequate assistance of council.

The move should also bode well for American financial institutions and, in the short term, the broader stock market.

What does that signify in terms of the public perception of lobbyists and in terms of the broader scope of the members' activities?

This morning Sarkozy predicted Saakashvili would accept Russian terms on the broader settlement.

But, judged in terms of the broader Bafta picture, it's also curious.

"But in terms of the broad economy, things are still very uncertain.

Under the terms of the broad settlement, the administrator will pay an estimated $500 million to $600 million to Mr. Giddens, ending a dispute over customer money trapped overseas.

On the one hand six alterations mean it is difficult to over-analyse the composition of Chelsea in terms of the broader Premier League picture.

The basic problem then, as now, traces back to Washington, which has persistently backed Israel's rejection of a political settlement in terms of the broad international consensus.

In terms of the broader aspects of my leadership style, I try to have a clarity of purpose, clarity around expectation, leadership through relationships and understanding community needs.

"In terms of the broader region, I am not always bullish," says Eric Sandlund, chief investment officer at Merrill Lynch Investment Managers Pacific Region.