Sentences with phrase «broad language»

The first part discusses employing broader language in an insurance policy.

Such broad language seemed to capture not only a cable subscription but a cup of coffee.

In addition, it remains to be seen whether other provinces will amend their respective privacy statutes, most of which contain fairly broad language.

Channels also includes stand - up comedy, performed fiction and nonfiction, lectures, audio editions of newspaper and magazine articles, meditations etc — many of which would never be considered podcasts, so we use the much broader language of original audio series and original audio show to categorize our content overall so as not to confuse customers.»

In 2016, in exchange for granting Mayor Bill de Blasio an extension of mayoral control over schools, the Republicans in the State Senate, to whom Ms. Moskowitz has close ties, inserted broad language in the legislation giving SUNY the power to promulgate regulations for the schools it oversees.

Sen. Greg Ball, now an avowed no vote, said he wanted broader language, but he announced Friday read the amendment and didn't approve.

The ones I have seen include very broad language regarding payments and include payments from «purchasers» and «licensees» of the Rights and include payment for any work sold for the entire copyright peeriod.

However Article 28 (2) of the Implementing Act contains extremely broad language, instructing a court when considering the grave risk defense that it should «consider all circumstances such as those listed below:

The «excessively broad language» of Comcast's ToS «should be of concern,» Abrams told the E-Commerce Times.

Although a court's usual obligation is to give effect to the purpose of the legislature derived from the statutory text, when important values appear to have been overlooked, a court is entitled to conclude that apparently broad language does not, in law, achieve departure from those values, without an explicit indication to this effect in the text.

A bill that would ban gravity knives has once again been vetoed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who cited overly broad language in the legislation that would have applied to too many knives.

Some use broad language to outlaw online postings that «disturb the public order» or «convey false statements» - formulations that could enable crackdowns on political speech, critics said.

The companies join gay - rights and human rights groups as well as the American Civil Liberties Union in attacking the law over its broad language, which could be used by business owners to use religious objections to deny same - sex couples wedding.

Pershing would be able to point to proof that it's allowed to talk to shareholders, despite the broad language of the poison pill.

Warm, intelligent and highly articulate, there's far more to Casey than the punchline - driven character she played for so long — although she does like to pepper her speech with what your granny might call «broad language», usually for comic effect.

Kehoe argued that under Doe v. Bolton, another landmark case on abortion defining health risks abortion might remedy, the broad language would allow for abortions even when a mother is not in significant danger, an expansion over previous New York State law requiring a life - threatening condition.

There are 19 types of data listed in the bill, and while the list seems exhaustive, it contains the phrase «includes the following, but is not limited to,» which is broad language that should help close any loopholes.

If students can master these broad language verbs, they are more likely to find success in a wider array of content areas throughout their academic career.

Public commentators, the Senate Education Committee and IRRC recommended that the broad language of § 16.22 (h)(3)(iv)(relating to gifted multidisciplinary evaluation) enabling certified professional employes to administer tests and similar evaluation materials used to determine giftedness be eliminated to clarify that only certified school psychologists are able to administer tests and evaluation materials.

Rep. Jackie Biskupski, D - Salt Lake, said the broad language of the bill would allow individuals to shoot animals in unincorporated areas, such as Millcreek.

Rather than the broad language used for «public place» in the PHA, the language in the definition of «private place» suggests a limited scope for that term.

The majority applied the plain meaning rule of statutory interpretation and the modern principle to the Act, and pointed to the broad language used for the definition of treatment:

The subject matter protected by the granted patent is defined by its claims, not by the broad language of the specification.

If you are the photographer, you will want to use the broadest language possible about where and in which media formats the image can be used, so you will have great latitude in selling the photo.

Therefore, it was caught by the broad language of the Release barring any claims existing up to December, 2007.

Even if Rule 8.4 (c)'s broad language would encompass deceptive post-law-school employment statistics, that does not necessarily mean it should be used that way.

The court did claim jurisdiction related to 4.6, 4.6.1, and 4.9.5, and noted that the broad language used under s. 14 meant that such applications were not a judicial review of the PCC's decision, but a de novo hearing altogether.

But that manner of righteous indignation can often fail to make an impression on those attempting to live their lives unaffected on the sidelines, as hardware behemoths level a seemingly endless string of suits based on often overly broad language.

The courts disagreed with the landlord and concluded that it's not enough to simply agree that a lease is net free or use broad language to imply that administrative and management fee costs are part of Additional Rent.

The landlord in this case pointed to this broad language and asserted that management and administrative fees were clearly part of the costs associated with maintaining the building and premises.