Sentence examples for broader charges from inspiring English sources

Mr. Salim has not been tried on the broader charges, which remain open.

It also offers broader charges that the union has spent years promoting a destructive code of silence among its members.

But the government says it did not have enough evidence to try him on the broader charges.

And it looks increasingly likely that he may, sooner or later, have to answer much broader charges of crimes against humanity, at the war-crimes tribunal in The Hague.

Yet the verdict reinforces previous judgments against Balkan warlords by the UN's international criminal tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, which treated crimes against heritage, notably in Dubrovnik, as part of broader charges involving murder and theft.

His panel is looking into the broader charges of mismanagement and corruption in the program, as well as specific accusations that United Nations officials, including Mr. Sevan, took kickbacks.

But there's a broader charge.

Matthews vigorously denies the broader charge that he demeans women on the air.

But then it is an argument intended for domestic consumption, as part of a broader charge that Mr Obama is aloof and out of touch with the country he leads.

The broader charge, which was made last weekend in graphic terms by a vengeful Clare Short (the recently departed international development secretary), was one of the most serious it is possible to make: that the prime minister had knowingly led his country to war on a false pretext.

Ms Bhutto's name does not appear to come up at all.Unwilling to release such a tasty chew toy, several of Mr Hersh's critics abandoned the focus on Mr Hariri and Ms Bhutto, seizing instead on the broader charge that there is an "executive assassination ring"—a description Mr Hersh did indeed apply to the Joint Special Operations Command back in March.