Sentences with phrase «broad definition»

If, though, we take the numbers as true, the main objection is that such broad definitions of small and big can hide vast internal disparities.

Within this very broad definition, different types of time deposit accounts have different rules on how much interest you earn and how you can withdraw money.

Most people today associate stress with worry, but stress has a much broader definition to your body.

We use as broad a definition as possible for school choice.

Indeed, it focuses on what these researchers see as the overly broad definition of the term «invasive,» which they note would prohibit taking blood from animals or using anesthesia.

All in all, about 3 - 5 people come with you on your journey — depending on how broad your definition is.

With this somewhat broad definition in mind, job seekers often get consumed by understanding the details of what to do when building a career summary.

«The overall broad definition of confidential information makes it so employees don't say anything, even about issues they're allowed to talk about,» he said.

I would say no or maybe more that the question is invalid, i have a quite broad definition of art and most of religion is included in it.

So that broad definition of curriculum suggests that educators make a range of decisions about children's experience that have quite a direct impact on social and emotional learning opportunities.

Now, that's obviously a very broad definition.

As our interest and knowledge grew and we soon learned that yoga had a much broader definition than poses and was instead a lifestyle, encompassing everything from diet to meditation and even breathing.

That's as broad a definition as you can get.

Keep in mind that there is a fairly broad definition for what constitutes a faulty product, meaning it could be

By including broad definitions of terms like «investor» and «investment» these agreements offer very broad protection to foreign investors, including rights under contract, their rights of establishment and entry as well as its operations and exit.

The term «injury» is given a very broad definition by the Workers» Compensation Act.

The Venture has a fairly broad definition of what it considers travel expenses, including things such as buses and taxi costs.

An even more broad definition includes the initiation of breakdown by the biological parents against the will of social workers and masked breakdowns (Salln

One more great thing about Flying Blue is that they have an extremely broad definition of Europe.

Assistive educational technology has a rather broad definition as it encompasses various devices, equipment, and systems that are used to help students bypass, maintain, compensate, overcome, or enhance any learning deficits and capabilities of disabled students.

The Assembly maintains the Senate isn't simply seeking too broad a definition for categorizing violent crimes, however, but over classifying certain offenses.

This view challenges both restraint and selective engagement in its far broader definitions of U.S. interests and threats.

Oxford University's 2 - year - old integrity code, for example, offers a relatively broad definition of misconduct and a set of procedures to pursue allegations.

Despite the publication's uncomfortably broad definition of reliability — it spans everything from «the engine fell out» to «the touchscreen display shows fingerprints too easily» — automakers still...

The Privacy Policy and Terms of Service both gave pretty broad definitions that could mean anything from «we share this with a handful of high level employees and no one else has access» to «we literally just printed a flyer letting everyone know Matt Hughes has seen High School Musical 46 times this year.

By using a ridiculously broad definition of «abortion services» that includes referral, HBs 2010 and 2011 may cut access to health care at providers throughout the state.

«It's so broad a definition it's practically useless.»

When moving toward ANUM, AN or another other broad definition, it's important to note that there is still qualification to be done by the new business salesperson.

In formulating the above broad definition, I intend to include all schools of theology of religions, and wish to highlight that the intercourse between religions has been happening throughout Christian history.

In the graduate course we advocated for an expanded view of literacy that acknowledges advances in technology so that teaching practices in the ELA classroom reflect broader definitions of literacy.

Urging broader definitions of achievement and accountability, it proposes a plan that measures achievement by including access to healthcare, safety, personalized learning and support, learning that is connected to the broader community, and academic challenge across all subjects.

As a nice counterpoint to the main gallery's exploration of landscapes, Tetes will delve into the ever broad definition of portraiture.

CCLA spoke up against the scope of the sharing (and the excessively broad definition of «security» that guided this scope); the lack of safeguards, including privacy protections, and the lack of oversight in this Act.

This is by necessity an egregiously broad definition.

As with travel, Citi has a very broad definition for «entertainment».

Chase has a very broad definition of travel, so almost any travel - related expense should code properly and earn triple points.

And California is in bitcoin regulation limbo after freezing progress on Bill 1326 which - while criticized for issues such as overly broad definitions - was seen as less oppressive than New York's BitLicense.

No more: in the new version of the game SimCity Societies, set to hit stores on November 15, zoning and infrastructure planning requirements designed to keep city planners on the right track have been replaced with a much broader definition of success.

But they say many of these studies included broader definitions of SIDS and methodological flaws that may have affected results.

First, given how broad the definition of tenant is and how it does not require a person's signature to be on a written lease, many victims who lived in the residential premises will have been co-tenants with the perpetrator of the violence.

An even more broad definition includes the initiation of breakdown by the biological parents against the will of social workers and masked breakdowns (Sallnas et al., 2004).

Much like with «activist investors», the bill includes an extremely broad definition of proxy advisors, including any firm «that provides corporate governance ratings, proxy research, analyses, shareholder services, or other similar services to shareholders of publicly traded entity.»

Christians in particular take their cue from a teacher who gave a rather broad definition of both family (Luke 8:19 - 21; Matthew 12:46 - 50) and neighbor (Luke 10:29 - 37).

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Lawyer James Branden told the Second U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that when Boyland was convicted in 2014 of overlapping schemes to take cash from undercover agents to help them with a carnival permit and a real estate project, the judge gave jurors too broad a definition of the type of promised acts that the Supreme Court says would be a crime.

Despite recent cutbacks to what it considers «travel», Barclays still has a far broader definition than most other credit card companies — counting things like taxis, limousines, timeshares, trains, and buses.

The Venture has a fairly broad definition of what it considers travel expenses, including things such as buses and taxi costs.

When intervention does occur, after the UN process is complete in four or five days time, it enjoys a relatively broad definition.