Sentence examples for broad reading of from inspiring English sources

He called Mr. Duncan's plan "a dramatically broad reading of executive authority".

But "the dissenters almost necessarily end up endorsing a broad reading of a ruling they don't like.

His accessible style was derived from a very broad reading of literature; his writing, both fictional and reportage, employed character-portraits to show complex nuances and contradictions.

This principle is based on a broad reading of the takings clause of the Fifth Amendment; it's usually summoned as leverage against environmental regulation.

A group of American companies is arguing that a broad reading of the act will encourage lawsuits against them and discourage them from investing abroad.

He managed to persuade Roberts to join his opinion, though Kennedy and Alito wrote a separate concurrence, dissociating themselves from Breyer's broad reading of the Necessary and Proper Clause.

But Chief Justice Roberts said precedent, the structure of the law and "underlying constitutional concerns" required "a broader reading of the bailout provision".

But I find the broader reading of his work (see the captivating and disturbing series on the Anthropocene, for instance) more than makes up for any downside.

Those final four words also match up to a broader reading of the film: its portrait of lives spent working for the weekend and the dispiriting emotions that entails.

Investors are looking ahead to today's broader reading of the job market, when the government reports the overall civilian unemployment rate for December as well as figures on how many jobs were created or lost last month.

We have decided, however, to adopt a broader reading of "epistemic" where truth is not the only aim of scientific inquiry, but supplemented by providing causal mechanisms, finding natural laws, creating understanding, etc.