Sentence examples for broad interpretations from inspiring English sources

Robert Richmond, the associate artistic director of Aquila, who directs here, emphasizes speed and very broad interpretations of character.

The discrepancy between the old guidelines and the new technology they describe has facilitated surprisingly broad interpretations of the ruling, most notably Section 215.

One commentator suggested that such broad interpretations of expropriation provisions could reverse the established tenet of environmental policy that the polluters should bear the cost of their pollution rather than be paid not to pollute.

Now the president selects Judge Samuel A. Alito Jr., a candidate for the judicial branch (the Supreme Court) who will uphold the president's broad interpretations of his executive power.

To arrest the suspects prematurely is to run the risks of acquittal, of forcing prosecutors to advocate and courts to accept overly broad interpretations of existing criminal statutes, and perhaps of arresting innocent people.

A report presented on June 4th by Frank La Rue, the UN's special rapporteur on free expression, warned that broad interpretations of outdated laws were enabling sophisticated and invasive surveillance measures to flourish around the world.

The lower courts followed the signal set on broad interpretation".

The word itself is open to broad interpretation.

You learn to have a broad interpretation of family".

Federal courts have generally given a broad interpretation, however.

Mr. Muhammad was convicted under a broad interpretation of the triggerman rule.