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Nonprofit association” is defined in simple, broad terms.

Rights are generally cast in broad, general terms.

Accountability is usually spoken of in broad and specific terms.

Natural Justice is but fairness writ large and juridically.

Natural justice is but fairness writ large and juridically.

Natural Justice is but fairness writ large and juridically.

The right of appeal is given in very wide and general terms.

Often the law confers this power in broad, non-specific terms.

2(a) of the Charter was formulated broadly without reference to the proposed legislation.

This conclusion is essential on account of the broad wording used in the text as well as its intrinsic meaning.

However, Question 3 is formulated broadly and without reference to the Proposed Act.

The first definition is about what motivation means in broad and simple terms.

In Case T-442/03, the Court upheld that the wide definition of RTPs remit was acceptable [97].

They are framed in broad and general terms and constitute basic requirements of professional behaviour.

Thinking in big, broad terms is helpful now since the details can be sorted out later.