His defence of equivocation was scorned by Coke, who called it "open and broad lying and forswearing".
Criticised for his use of equivocation, which Coke called "open and broad lying and forswearing", and attacked for not warning the authorities of what Catesby planned, he was sentenced to be hanged, drawn and quartered.
When the government rushed to blame the wrong people for the attack, tried to suppress growing evidence to the contrary and used its control over state television and radio both to push its false accusation and to play down antigovernment protests, it reminded people of the broader lies about the war.
The importance of forming networks within a country and beyond its borders, linking governments with civil society, as well as forging networks between young people and the broader community, lay foundations for sustainability, as human and financial resource allocations are dependent on these linkages.
One critic, Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, was openly skeptical of the bureau's explanation that a flawed database rather than broader mismanagement lay at the root of the problem, which surfaced just days before Mr. McVeigh was scheduled to be executed for his role in the Oklahoma City bombing.
A broader problem lies in American dominance in non-nuclear strategic weaponry.
This broader conception lies behind the emotional appeals that same-sex marriage proponents have so often made, but there is also a more theoretical case to be made as well.
Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee are considering folding most of the 15 counts outlined as impeachable offenses against President Clinton into 2 broader accusations: lying under oath and obstruction of justice, a Republican official said tonight.
But, since past is prologue, the broader fascination lies with the story of CIA backing for the Afghan mujahideen before, during and after the anti-Soviet war - the agency's golden opportunity to give Moscow its own Vietnam quagmire.
