Sentence examples for adopted a broad interpretation from inspiring English sources
Recent judgements have adopted a broad interpretation of the statute, as it would criminalize common computer related activities.
The executives on Wednesday highlighted statements in their earlier Volcker Rule comment letters, where they warned that if regulators adopted a broad interpretation of the crackdown, it could hurt market liquidity.
Closer to home, Cleveland adopted a broad interpretation of the Monroe Doctrine that not only prohibited new European colonies, but also declared an American national interest in any matter of substance within the hemisphere.
Indian courts have likewise adopted a broad interpretation of life in Article 21 of the Indian Constitution to mean more than mere existence – instead, it includes the right to livelihood and the right to a healthy environment.
Since there is no consensus on the definition of frailty and its determinants [ 39 ], we adopted a broad interpretation.
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that employees are protected from retaliation when they complain about discrimination in the workplace, adopting a broad interpretation of workers' rights under two federal civil rights laws.
" He also adopted a broad reading of anti-discrimination law.
A lawyer on the other side responded: "If adopting a broader interpretation here would open the floodgates, the floodgates are already open, and they have been for 40 years in most of the country.
Obama himself used an interview with SiriusXM show Urban View on the eve of his speech in Selma to call on younger generations to adopt a broader interpretation of civil rights, viewing immigration reform and same-sex marriage as part of the same struggle.
Note that in later writings Quine himself adopts a broad version of naturalism (1995, 49).
Traditionally, federal courts have adopted a broad handsoff attitude toward problems of prison administration.
