Sentence examples for broad charges from inspiring English sources

That done, Broad charges in and Ramdin tennis serves him back over his head for four.

Didn't the problem stem from the government's own decision to seek convictions on broad charges that international law didn't recognize as war crimes, he wanted to know.

In the broad charges announced this week against State Senator Malcolm A. Smith, a Democrat from Queens, and five other political figures, that law is at the center of a number of counts alleging schemes that deprived various groups of the defendants' honest services.

The former official, Bradley Schlozman, who helped lead the civil rights division from 2003 until he resigned in the fall of 2007 amid a political uproar over broad charges of politicization at the department, also gave false statements to Congress in denying that he had taken politics into account in his hiring and personnel decisions, the report found.

70th over: South Africa 201-6 (Duminy 44, Philander 26) Broad charges in and his first ball is slightly over-pitched, Duminy drives and thinks he's beaten Trott in the field, a mistake, and he has to quicken his running to make ground, making it relatively comfortably in the end though.

Saudi state-run media site Okaz reported that al-Nimr was part of a terrorist cell and manufactured bombs, but according to Human Rights Watch these are broad charges that were part of the wider steamrolling of justice, which led to al-Nimr's conviction.

The suit makes the broad charge that Mr. Olbermann did not respect the viewers or support the mission of Current as a progressive network.

He was told he could face 10 years in prison for "inciting subversion to state power" — a broad charge that China often uses to punish dissidents.

Despite this broad charge, in many ways each national forest exists in quasi-isolation within a hodgepodge of separate operational and planning processes.

He was told he could face 10 years in prison for "inciting subversion to state power"—a broad charge that China often uses to punish dissidents.

Legal experts say the FBI and federal prosecutors have deliberately targeted the occupation's leaders – most of whom are from out of state – with a broad charge that encompasses numerous offenses they have committed during the last month at the federally protected wildlife sanctuary.