Sentence examples for which is broad from inspiring English sources
This creates an extraordinary opaqueness in the financial disclosure list, which is broad but shallow.
Trump's January 2017 order refers only to "criminal offenses," which is broad enough to encompass serious felonies and misdemeanors.
A jury found unanimously that Mr. Singer did not intend to comply with the deed restriction, which is broad enough to encompass medical facilities and dormitories.
Trump's January 2017 executive order does not include a priority list for deportations and refers only to "criminal offenses," which is broad enough to encompass serious felonies as well as misdemeanors.
But some human rights workers say a shared hatred of the government could be creating a sense of unity between some members of the movement — which is broad and very loosely organized — and members of Al Qaeda.
As a result of the complete power of Congress over foreign commerce, it necessarily follows that no individual has a vested right to trade with foreign nations which is broad in character as to limit and restrict the power of Congress to determine what articles of merchandise may be imported into this country and the terms upon which a right to import may be exercised.
We advocate an architectural approach, which is broad-based (rather than depth-based).
"That was a very conscious thing: 'How do I create more energy?' " When Rock reëmerged, he had a bolder, more theatrical style, and jokes that more precisely captured his point of view, which is broad-minded but skeptical.
"The systemically important institutions will need enhanced supervision — supervision which is broader, more effective and more intrusive," Mr. Draghi said.
For instance, it adds immigrants who "have committed acts that constitute a chargeable criminal offense" – which is broader than those who have actually been convicted of a crime.
"This demonstrates that the president can be a strong leader, even in difficult circumstances, which is broader than just the Iraq war".
