Sentence examples for broader assertion from inspiring English sources

In a flood of stinging statements immediately after the announcement of charges against the aide, I. Lewis Libby Jr., leading Democrats quickly moved beyond the details of the indictment to the broader assertion that White House officials had ignored the law in mounting a furtive campaign to blunt criticism of President Bush's case for war.

Though Trump's red-capped Phoenix fans cheered the announcement which falls in line with Trump's broader assertion that other nations are ripping off the US economists now see his pledge to abolish the treaty as a toothless threat.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx replaced three members of Metro's board last week, part of a broader assertion of federal authority over the system, which has been plagued by safety problems.

In effect, the commission report endorsed the views of officials at the C.I.A. and F.B.I., who have long been dismissive of a supposed Prague meeting and of the administration's broader assertions concerning an Iraq-Qaeda alliance.

Mr. Giuliani said he had instructed Mr. Hess, Mr. Dyson and others he appointed to his mayoral task force to investigate Con Ed's management policies, and the broader assertions that it had reached the limit of its generating capacity.

A7 NEW YORK/REGION B1-5 CriticizeResponseizeResponse to Hurricane Outrage over the federal government's response to Hurricane Katrina has worked its way into New York City's mayoral campaign, with the leading Democratic candidates using the crisis as a vehicle for broader assertions that Republicans have neglected the poor.

Outrage over the federal government's response to Hurricane Katrina has worked its way into New York City's mayoral campaign in recent days, with some of the Democratic candidates using the crisis as a vehicle for broader assertions that Republicans have neglected the poor.

That is a broad assertion of executive authority that clearly left some justices uncomfortable.

He is rarely shy about the broad assertion, or about the perfect poison insult, delivered with a smile.

This patchwork approach has revealed a flexibility in the justice system but also what critics call an overly broad assertion of presidential authority.

That broad assertion of power, even with limits described by administration officials, combined with the initial White House refusal to release even a sanitized summary of the memo touched off protests from left and right.