Sentence examples for broad interpretation of from inspiring English sources

You learn to have a broad interpretation of family".

These statistics are based on broad interpretation of what counts as the community.

Human rights organizations have mounted a concerted defense of the current broad interpretation of the law.

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.

The broad interpretation of this clause has also caused considerable controversy.

Obviously we're working on a very broad interpretation of the word "marquee", but I suppose somebody had to be.

A 1998 Supreme Court ruling upheld the 1990 law, but also the agency's broad interpretation of it.

"This is already a very broad interpretation of the statute," said Caroline Quartararo, a spokeswoman for the board.

Maybe someone was cultivating cannabis on federal land again, in an overly broad interpretation of the refuge's commitment to biodiversity.