Sentence examples for broad case for from inspiring English sources

She also made a broad case for international cooperation.

When the referendum comes it will be the broad case for and against membership that will be in voters' minds.

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.

Beyond making the broad case for Obama's reelection, Clinton's job Wednesday night was to make Democrats forget the terrible afternoon they had just endured.

He acknowledged that the Knicks, who started the season 3-14, could not make a broader case for Lee's candidacy.

Instead, Mr. Kerry made a broader case for the secretary's ouster "for failure to do what he should have done" prosecuting the Iraq war.

Kevin T. Jackson, associate professor of business ethics at Fordham University's business school, makes the broadest case for trying to exploit those assets.

We believe there is a broader case for membership way beyond the narrow terms of what the Prime Minister is asking for.

"Those campaigning for a 'remain' vote won't be trusted by undecided voters unless they acknowledge that reality and make a broader case for why being in this club makes free movement a price worth paying".

And including them in trade agreements undermines the broader case for free trade, by making it look like exactly what people fear — a system designed to put corporate interests above public ones.

He used them to reiterate his call to roll back Bush administration tax breaks for oil companies and to make a broader case for his administration's accomplishments heading into an election season.