Sentences with phrase «extremely broad definition»

Canadian laws are particularly onerous, due not only to our mandatory minimum sentences of imprisonment, but also the extremely broad definition of «child pornography» in the Criminal Code.

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

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.»

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But we do know three things: 1) that the definition of an extremist is being expanded 2) that the process for how someone is officially designated as an extremist is shrouded in mystery, and 3) that the list of restrictions which applies to them once they have been designated an extremist is now extremely broad and intrusive.

While there are a number of expenditures that raise questions, several experts consulted by City & State made the point that the legal definition of what constitutes a legitimate use of campaign funds in New York State is extremely broad, and that even expenses that seemed like personal use on their face could actually be allowable based on the letter of the law.

The travel category is extremely broad and might include the most liberal definition of the word travel out of any of the cards.

The definition of «covered entities» to which Section 1557 apply is extremely broad.

The definition of weapons in the Criminal Code is extremely broad and there are various offences that a person can be charged with that reflect the breadth of this (assault with a weapon, possession of dangerous weapons).

This definition seems extremely broad, and could be stretched to cover an answerer on Stack Overflow whose answer provided a method facilitating data processing, storage, or communication (which covers most software methods).