Sentence examples for which was broadly from inspiring English sources

Obama administration officials said that drop showed that the law, which was broadly opposed by Republicans, was having an effect.

The Senate bill, which was broadly similar to a reform measure the Democrats had introduced the previous term, was unanimously approved by committee.

The lead prosecutor, Dmitri Shokhin, also represented the government in Mr. Khodorkovsky's first trial, which was broadly condemned in Russia and abroad as a politically motivated sham.

Characteristically enough, the same buyer later settled for a finely carved ivory scepter, which was broadly dated by Christie's to the "18th/19th century".

The party's name is taken from the term swaraj, meaning "self-rule," which was broadly applied to the movement to gain independence from British rule.

The company said it had reduced losses to £0.8m in the six months to the end of January from £4.4m in the same period a year before, which was broadly in line with expectations.

People say Chavez fought for justice, which is broadly true.

Here are four papers on GP fundholding, which is broadly similar to Lansley's GP consortiums.

The bill outlaws "discrimination in compensation," which is broadly defined to include wages and employee benefits.

It's all about eating leftovers - which is broadly a good thing.

Australia needs to urgently transition the economy away from fossil fuels to one which is broadly based, innovative and sustainable.