Sentence examples for was broadly accepted from inspiring English sources

On Sunday Malcolm Turnbull said the "vast bulk" of the $6bn superannuation package was "broadly accepted" and changes to the $500,000 cap were only worth $500m.

Out of respect for past feats, it was broadly accepted that Brazil would raise their game with each step they took up the pyramid of the World Cup.

ReprintsMost important, the fund was broadly accepted by victims of the attacks, even though many of them were critical at first.

"We saw it as child prostitution rather than child abuse, and I think that was broadly accepted and that's why it all went wrong".

Max Lawson, head of advocacy and public policy at Oxfam GB, said: "The issues that we are pushing, tax dodging and land grabs in particular, are more radical than the agenda of Make Poverty History, which was debt cancellation, which was broadly accepted by governments".

Until the discovery of Vardhamana Puranam ("Life of Varadhama", c. 1042) written in Kannada by an author who goes by the same name, it was broadly accepted by scholars including E.P. Rice, R. Narasimhacharya and K.A. Nilakanta Sastri that Nagavarma II lived in the mid-12th century (1145) and was also the Katakacharya ("poet laureate") of Chalukya King Jagadhekamalla II.

That principle is broadly accepted.

The notion of a federal state has been broadly accepted.

"This is broadly accepted among the general public".

The SUA and Hostages Conventions are potentially useful tools because they are broadly accepted.

These proposals were broadly accepted by both sides and remain the central element of American policy.