Sentence examples for too broadly drafted from inspiring English sources
Julian Huppert, the Liberal Democrat MP, said the ruling showed schedule 7 was too broadly drafted.
Liberty argues that Section 44 is too broadly drafted and that as a result it has "been abused to intimidate protesters at peaceful demonstrations which did not present a terrorist threat".
Earlier this month the Human Rights committee warned the bill in its current form has been too broadly drafted.
"We recognise the value of thematic warrants but consider that the wording of the clauses concerning the subject matter of targeted interception and targeted equipment interference warrants is too broadly drafted," it writes in a summary of its report.
"We recognise the value of thematic warrants but consider that the wording of the clauses concerning the subject matter of targeted interception and targeted equipment interference warrants is too broadly drafted," it writes in a summary of its report.
Such statutes were broadly drafted.
It's drafted too broadly, it won't solve the problem it is supposed to solve, and the so-called "bad actors" in the peer-to-peer industry have done exactly what members of the Committee chastised them for not doing - they fixed the problem of inadvertent disclosure of files from the hard drive.
Sometimes the patents are written too broadly.
The outcome, too, broadly matched earlier expectations.
Focus of campaign too broadly defined.
