Sentence examples for A broad interpretation from inspiring English sources

A broad interpretation of the term 'microbiology' is a distinguishing feature of International Microbiology, and as such it includes eukaryotic microorganisms (protists, yeast, molds).

A broad interpretation of terrorism allows plenty of other speech to be captured as well.

"We teach a broad interpretation of entrepreneurship.

You learn to have a broad interpretation of family".

Federal courts have generally given a broad interpretation, however.

Democratic lawyers pressed for a broad interpretation of the high court's voter-intent standard.

Mr. Muhammad was convicted under a broad interpretation of the triggerman rule.

Those instructions included a broad interpretation of the state's "triggerman rule" that the prosecution had sought.

Maybe that's simply the unavoidable consequence of a broad interpretation of the First Amendment.

Dahl and her co-workers came up with a broad interpretation of what it meant to treat AIDS.

Recent judgements have adopted a broad interpretation of the statute, as it would criminalize common computer related activities.