Meanings of broad cross-section in English

It brings together a broad cross-section of British business, trade unions, civil society and academia.

They also are home to industries and issues that represent a broad cross-section of the American experience.

I was one of 234 Britons taking citizenship, joined by a broad cross-section of the world's population.

The Irish Corporate Leaders on Climate Change group brings together business leaders from a broad cross-section of Irish-based enterprises.

I also have a lot of contact with a broad cross-section of agencies from business, Government and the community.

Unless culture strives to represent a broad cross-section of society, what case does it have in asking for financial support?

Overall, these data demonstrate that Epoetin alfa therapy is safe and effective when used in a broad cross-section of patients on dialysis.

The Franschhoek edition is aimed at bringing together a broad cross-section of South African and international authors while inspiring, informing and challenging local audiences.

The demonstrations have since spiraled into a struggle over the future of the Chinese-ruled city that has drawn people from a broad cross-section of society.

And he said a " broad cross-section" of society was actually using negative gearing, and not just the wealthy "upper echelons" as often claimed.

But Galenson simply wanted to poll a broad cross-section of literary scholars about which poems they felt were the most important in the American canon.

Rutgers President Robert Barchi said the rest of the committee members, who will represent a broad cross-section of the university community, will be named shortly.

It may take time to find the fighter that fits you best, but on the way you'll taste a broad cross-section of ways to play.