My broach. The broach I lost at the Tower.

Another boat broach to, sir.

Since the day I lost your broach.

I wish to broach a rather delicate subject.

Mr. Curtis, I wish to, uh, broach a rather delicate matter.

It's a rather delicate matter. And you don't want to broach it.

You might give me your broach so I can have it repaired.

Your present to me, your mother's broach. I wanted to wear it always.

I've been trying to broach a subject that preoccupies me, but my feelings are equaled only by my shyness.

After what happened, I do not think this is the proper time... to broach the subject either to me or to the committee.

That having been said, I should like now to broach the two crucial questions that I referred to earlier namely, the place of imprisonment and the security of the Tribunal and all who work there, including the judges.

In a case of this kind a psychiatric report will be required, confirming that the person in question suffers from such a severe post traumatic stress disorder that she was unable to broach the subject of the traumatic events during the initial request for asylum.

Sam Harris Yeah, well I think I tried to broach this in a sentence, watching the clock ticking, but the question is What is voluntary in a context where men have certain expectations, and you're guaranteed to be treated in a certain way if you don't veil yourself?

For the French, the US position will force a reevaluation of the importance of Africa in France s global strategy, given that the government s 2008 white paper on defense clearly minimized the continent s importance, most likely to justify a reduction in French ground forces. Moreover, it will encourage France to broach the subject of military force with its European allies.