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Notwithstanding its new more detached, regulatory role (the one Grade apparently couldn't face playing) the Trust under Grade's chairmanship would broadly have been at one with a vision of the BBC that sees popularity and public purpose as good bedfellows not mortal enemies.

Some people think reporting it more broadly would have been worthwhile.

Moreover, an opening to the U.S. and West more broadly would have provided a greater opportunity for the North to draw in economic resources and promote growth.

The Arbitration Act, which would broadly void forced arbitration contracts, has languished in Congress for six years.

The particulars of this legislation differ from those of prior repeal efforts, but independent analysts have said the effects would broadly be the same.

Indeed, it would liberate the Obama administration more broadly than would have otherwise been the case, with the Israelis, in a sense, having unleashed Washington themselves.

Republicans, however, have yet to put forward their own concrete plans that would broadly expand health coverage while also holding down costs.

More broadly, conservatives would have you believe that health insurance suffers from too much government interference.

Last week, the Kansas House of Representatives passed a bill (pdf) that would have broadly legalized discrimination against gays and lesbians.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg had urged the governor to veto the bill, saying it was written too broadly and would have cost the city and state up to $260 million a year.

For the latter service to be used more broadly, Time Warner would have to negotiate with rights holders to acquire the replay rights to shows.