But he said broadly accusing Muslims of complicity in terrorism will hamstring the fight to prevent extremism, which depends on tips from citizens willing and unafraid to contact authorities.
More broadly Miliband accused the government of complacency on the economy, but Cameron responded by saying the economy was turning a corner.
Herod's law ReprintsFormally, the ban is part of the Kremlin's response to America's Magnitsky Act, passed by Congress in 2012, which blacklists Russian officials involved in the death of Sergei Magnitsky, a Russian lawyer, and, more broadly, those accused of rights abuses.
Instead, Jordan, the far-right Freedom Caucus that he is a part of, and the GOP more broadly have accused the wrestlers who have come forward with harrowing accounts of abuse of lying.
I think, however, that Mr. Safire has cast his indignation too broadly in accusing "liberals" of not asserting opposition to the administration's detention policies until now.
More broadly, Krzyzewski is accused of being a sanctimonious, self-satisfied hypocrite.
More broadly, Mr. Genovese was accused of playing down the truth that slavery, by definition, demonstrates the cruelest kind of racism.
The other two are accused more broadly of involvement in a global conspiracy spanning Asia and Africa that prosecutors say is directed by Osama bin Laden, the Saudi exile now believed to be living in Afghanistan.
Though it does single out ACORN and its affiliates, the way the bill is written has it applying broadly to any organization accused of fraudulent interaction with a state or the federal government.
