Sentence examples for the broad term from inspiring English sources

Assertiveness training is the broad term for a structured group situation that facilitates the acquisition of emotionally expressive behaviour.

In preparing for its upcoming exercises, the Navy has asked the National Marine Fisheries Service for approval to "take" a number of marine mammals — "take" being the broad term for everything from killing these creatures to disturbing their habits.

Mind wandering, as psychologists define it, is a subcategory of daydreaming, which is the broad term for all stray thoughts and fantasies, including those moments you deliberately set aside to imagine yourself winning the lottery or accepting the Nobel.

Cloud computing is the broad term for computing services delivered over the Internet.

But the broad term "mortgage-backed securities" doesn't give an indication of their great variety.

GMSA mapped active "physical spaces that fall under the broad term of tech hubs: incubators, accelerators, co-working spaces, fab labs, makerspaces, hackerspaces and other innovation spaces".

The broad terms weakened the rules, the critics say.

Over a long dinner, they met and agreed on the broad terms of the deal.

"It's accurate and it considers the broad terms of the debate.

Greece secures a eurozone bailout extension for four months after Tsipras bows to German-led pressure to stick to the broad terms of the rescue package.

People knew — as they know about me now — that he understood politics in the broad terms of Congress, and he understood the detail of the legislation".