Sentence examples for A narrow interpretation from inspiring English sources

A narrow interpretation, however, could lead to lighter sentences for drug-related offenses, which the United States argues Congress never intended.

A narrow interpretation of the clause by GIRoA would reverse the hard work of our Allies and partners in ensuring that the CCM text included a clause on interoperability and combined operations.

A narrow interpretation is that the government is moving to rein in its bill for medicines.

A narrow interpretation of innateness faces counterexamples of rational individuals who do not meet its conditions.

For example, he favors a narrow interpretation of the impeachment clause of the United States Constitution.

But such a narrow interpretation would make the order largely superfluous.

described it as a "thoroughly disappointing judgement based on a narrow interpretation of the law".

The government had contended that such a narrow interpretation was needed to thwart terrorists, drug smugglers and other international criminals.

As to a town house being restricted to the ground floor, Ms. Albert said: "That's a narrow interpretation.

Renowned scholars were known to spurn public office because they were not satisfied with a narrow interpretation of Confucianism.

Banks, for one, would love to see a narrow interpretation of new limits on activities such as proprietary trading.