Sentence examples for under a broad definition from inspiring English sources

Only 15 of the 160 sources listed in Appendix 3 could be characterized as encyclopedias even under a broad definition.

Under a broad definition of "nonlethal," assistance to the opposition could include items like vehicles, communications equipment and night vision gear.

And in Indiana and Missouri, two states that are ordinarily red-leaning but which might qualify under a broad definition of swing states, the campaigns have spent few resources and polls there have gradually drifted toward showing a clearer edge for Mr. Romney.

Improvements in the patient's knowledge and salutary changes in the patient's behaviour are included under a broad definition of health status, and so is the degree of the patient's satisfaction with care" [ 21], p. 1745.

Meanwhile six hospitals have declared "major incidents" (which admittedly have a broad definition under NHS guidance).

But it's usually liberals who argue for a broad definition of standing under the Constitution.

But under a broader definition of debt, the ratio is 92 percent, the central bank said.

Specifically, physicians in Miami coded for a more narrow definition of CAD along with separate episodes of related conditions, while physicians in Minneapolis coded CAD under a broader definition that included related conditions that were coded separately in Miami.

Some outlets have focused on survey results that consider sexual assault under a broader definition, including all nonconsensual kissing, touching or groping.

If we were to combine these measures under a broader definition of abandonment rate, the end result would be 53%.

A broad definition may also bring more high-frequency trading firms under new rules the SEC is considering for market makers.