Sentence examples for the broad language from inspiring English sources
Yet many critics and legal experts argue that politicians, in some cases, are using the broad language to stifle dissent.
Some legal experts said the broad language in the Starr report merely reflected a recognition that impeachment is a political, not a legal, judgment.
Also the broad language in some of these cases does evince an attitude of caution and self-imposed restraint in dealing with the laws of a foreign nation.
Hungarian writers tend to be a lonely lot – the fruit of their labor is stranded out on the most inaccessible branch of the broad language tree.
The Court protests that its holding today is dictated by the broad language of § 101, which cannot "be confined to the 'particular applications..
"So many of us can go back to our migrant background and I think there are many people feeling a little nervous about the broad language of this bill and they qualify as dual nationals.
Over the next few months, he wrote memorandum after memorandum on the dangers of moving to the broader language.
Environmentalists suspect that the broader language was added to satisfy the demands of foreign paper companies that are looking to enter the U.S. market, which the environmentalists regard as a threat to endangered forests around the world.
The broader language involving addiction, which was debated this week at the association's annual conference, is intended to promote more accurate diagnoses, earlier intervention and better outcomes, the association said.
We feel, however, that the specific mention of "profits" in the Controlled Substances Act cannot be accepted as an indication that the broader language of § 1963(a)(1) was not meant to reach profits as well as other types of property interests.
Darwin was familiar with the King James version (KJV, 1604-1611), while the phrase "He who laughs last, laughs longest" was in use by 1608, implying that "He who... .......... phrases entered the KJV from the broader language, not vice-versa.
