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.
Obviously we're working on a very broad interpretation of the word "marquee", but I suppose somebody had to be.
"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.
In an 8-to-1 decision, the court rejected a longstanding broad interpretation of the exemption in the lower courts.
Thereafter, restraint, harassment, and persecution continued, but by other means, under a broad interpretation of the meaning of libel.
A Guardian News & Media spokeswoman said the company was concerned that Google was pursuing an "overly broad interpretation" of the ECJ ruling.
He was quickly transferred to Virginia after Attorney General John Ashcroft decided he wanted the pair tried in a state with a broad interpretation of the death penalty.
