Sentence examples for a broad case from inspiring English sources

She also made a broad case for international cooperation.

Barack Obama today laid out a broad case for closing the Guantánamo Bay prison and banning the "enhanced interrogation techniques" that have been condemned as torture – while accusing his opponents of wanting to scare Americans to win political battles.

Mr. Lipsky, 65, who has long portrayed himself as a staunch advocate for the underdog, pleaded guilty in January to bribery charges in a broad case that also involved Carl Kruger, the former state senator from Brooklyn, a state assemblyman, two hospital executives and others.

This study used a broad case definition to identify SR ED visits among school age children and youth in a large, well-defined US population.

Cochran and Harpending are the first to make a broad case linking multiple Jewish genetic diseases to intelligence.

The mightiest shot came over the weekend from Steven Pearlstein, a Pulitzer Prize-winning business columnist for the Washington Post, who built Northwest's stock-trading travails into a broad case against short-selling in general and took a shot at Feuerstein as well.

However, it involved a large number of ICUs with a broad case-mix range of medical and surgical patients, and provides an accurate picture of the SAT practices.

A broad case-mix in family physicians' (general practitioners', GPs') vocational trainee experience is deemed essential in producing competent independent practitioners.

In a speech to Parliament, Mr. Khatami laid out a broader case against America's place in the world.

It might also influence a broader case being brought by younger Gurkhas alleging discrimination in pay and pensions.

Mr. Clinton tried today, as he has in private meetings this week with members of Congress, to make a broader case.