Sentences with phrase «rather broad definition»

It seems like you have chosen a rather broad definition of «climate», and then critized the view that chaos does not play a major role in «climate» — as you've defined it.
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.
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).

Not exact matches

My definition of chili is rather broad and includes just about any stew - like dish, usually served as a main course, that contains dried or fresh chiles as a dominate ingredient.
If you want to ask about the definition of the much more specific term «democratic state» than rather the more broader term «state», please open a new question.
We were careful in defining what a climate scientist is, and our definition was rather broad.
The definition of «occupier» in Ontario is rather broad, wider than other provinces such as British Columbia.
By invoking the personal information exemption under s. 21 (1), some tribunals appear to largely refuse or widely redact claims based on the broad definition of «personal information,» rather than utilizing the premise of production found under s. 10 (1).
Those whose primary focus is partner abuse, Straus suggests, use a broader definition of violence (or, I might add, use the term abuse rather than violence) to include «multiple modes of maltreatment and the resulting injury.»
[61] Rather, «it may embrace self - governance in the broader sense of decision making to maintain identity including cultural matters, languages, customary law, definition of group membership and ownership and use of land».
NAR's position is that the definition should be broad, rather than prescriptive, so lenders can make safe, affordable mortgages to all creditworthy borrowers, not just those with the strongest credit profiles.
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