Sentence examples for a narrower interpretation from inspiring English sources

Peter Farrell, the city's senior lawyer in the case, offered a narrower interpretation of the disclosure order.

Further, the dissent cited the Reconstruction Era legislative history pointing towards a narrower interpretation.

Florida (1940)." Black adopted a narrower interpretation of the Fourth Amendment than many of his colleagues on the Warren Court.

If "similar products" includes food, then WHO's power to make regulations in these areas seems assured; on balance, however, a narrower interpretation seems likely.

We provided a broad definition of 'public health research', but it may be that some ministries of science gave a narrower interpretation of 'public health', based on infectious disease control and the traditional role of the institute of public health.

84 Example—"This was a multicenter, stratified (6 to 11 years and 12 to 17 years of age, with imbalanced randomisation [2 1]), double-blind, placebo-controlled, parallel-group study conducted in the United States (41 sites)." 85 Explanation The word "design" is often used to refer to all aspects of how a trial is set up, but it also has a narrower interpretation.

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

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

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

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

In immigration court, judges are bound by out-of-date policies, which take a narrow interpretation of the law of asylum.