Sentence examples for broad indictment of problems from inspiring English sources

As a result, his courtroom in downtown Houston became a forum Monday for defense lawyers to present a broad indictment of problems in the criminal justice system that they say lead to wrongful convictions.

This should not be taken as a broad indictment of the coverage.

But Mr. Medvedev pressed on, issuing an implicit and broad indictment of Russia's current state of civic affairs.

Officials who have read the report described it as presenting a broad indictment of the C.I.A.'s performance on Iraq.

WASHINGTON — The government commission's account of what caused the 2008 financial crisis offers a broad indictment of regulatory weakness, Wall Street avarice and corporate incompetence.

Its report was a broad indictment of both public and private institutions, giving the country barely a passing grade over all.

This book is less a narrative of the Rasul case, though, than a broad indictment of the administration's detention policies.

Mr. Obama's scathing attack, in a speech to a meeting of editors and reporters, was part of a broad indictment of the Republican Party that included the president's likely opponent in the fall, Mitt Romney.

— Mitt Romney tried to use the White House's shifting accounts of the attack on the American mission in Benghazi, Libya, to paint a broad indictment of President Obama as commander in chief.

With so many seasoned veterans, from Schlumberger, Shell and elsewhere on Transocean's board and its remuneration committee, the bonus decision amounts to a broad indictment of the energy industry's attitude.

The U.S. Supreme Court would be hard-pressed to support such a broad indictment of another Supreme Court, lest others some day say the same thing about them.