Sentence examples for written broadly from inspiring English sources
The law was written broadly and covers banks, hedge funds, securities houses, derivatives dealers, commodity traders and private equity firms.
Civil liberties lawyers say American criminal laws are written broadly enough to make it relatively easy to convict terrorism suspects.
But the proposal seemed to be written broadly enough to have a little something for everyone, which could be helpful in an election year.
The facts "lean strongly against" a civil rights prosecution, he said, "but the guidelines are written broadly enough for it to go either way".
The deemed-sale rules were intended to apply to shares of stock, but Mr. Holt house, a partner at Holthouse, Carlin & Van Trigt in Los Angeles, figured that the law was written broadly enough to pass a house or condominium through the new loophole, and not just once but twice.
Apple's patent is also written broadly enough to apply to non-smartphone devices such as tablets and iPod touch-like media players, giving Apple significant clout in protecting its technology.
He writes, broadly, about how digital technology has made the world a better place.
The majority could limit its rationale to Texas's unique circumstances, or it could write broadly enough to encompass virtually all American colleges, public and private.
"Few justices write broadly or stake out new terrain in their first terms," said Richard H. Pildes, a law professor at New York University who served as a law clerk to Justice Thurgood Marshall.
Mr. Reich, a professor of social and economic policy at Brandeis University who speaks and writes broadly on those subjects, said he would make the state's sagging economy a priority.
After a series of early, slender novels that were mainly in the first person and intensely focussed on distinctly female experience (e.g., "The Garrick Year," "The Waterfall"), she began to write broadly based, researched novels narrated in the third person, often from multiple perspectives, on subjects of "sociopolitical" and historical significance (e.g., "The Ice Age," "The Red Queen").
