Betekenis van:
broadly

broadly
Bijwoord
    • without regard to specific details or exceptions
    "he interprets the law broadly"

    Synoniemen

    broadly
    Bijwoord
      • in a wide fashion
      "he smiled broadly"

      Voorbeeldzinnen

      1. He grinned broadly at us.
      2. Well, broadly speaking that's right.
      3. Broadly construed, it's, uh, slightly useful.
      4. developing broadly applicable platforms for vaccines.
      5. The industry generally groups EAS into categories having functionality with broadly similar purposes.
      6. The operation was broadly successful and was terminated on 11 April.
      7. This potential is broadly recognised in health, agriculture, food, environment and other sectors where applications are being rapidly developed.
      8. 1,5 %– cent of the net book value of investments, broadly followed the above profitability trend over the whole period considered.
      9. ‘Religion’ should be understood as broadly referring to persons defined by reference to their religious convictions or beliefs.
      10. 13,9 %– ent of the net book value of investments, broadly followed the above profitability trend over the whole period considered.
      11. Retail prices for SMS roaming services have also, with no clear justification, remained broadly stable, subject to high margins and priced significantly above equivalent domestic SMS services.
      12. It was broadly confirmed that not only catalogue customers in other countries import printing services, mostly from Germany, but also German customers regard foreign printers as viable alternatives.
      13. Specifically, it remained broadly stable between 2001 and 2002, dropped by six percentage points between 2002 and 2003, and ultimately declined by one percentage point in the IP.
      14. The concept of the ‘highest bid’ can be interpreted more broadly to take differences in off-balance-sheet risks between bids into account [40].
      15. The expert judgement shall take into account that the contribution of all the broadly acceptable risks does not exceed a defined proportion of the overall risk.