Sentence examples for broader interpretation from inspiring English sources

"This is a serious and different kind of issue than the FISA court usually looks at, because it goes to the broader interpretation of the statute that hasn't been interpreted on this issue by other courts," Martin said of the phone records collecting.

Yet he also envisioned a broader interpretation of the word.

But the union will push for a broader interpretation.

Justice Ginsburg countered with a broader interpretation of the provision.

What mattered for future cases was the court's broader interpretation of the statute.

Ford's chairman, William C. Ford Jr., who is also an outspoken environmentalist, has a broader interpretation.

A broader interpretation of "slavery," in their view, would transform the law into a tool for equality.

Kidney told me that he thought the S.E.C. could avail itself of a broader interpretation of securities law.

But even among those favoring a broader interpretation, the Second Amendment hasn't prevented bans on machine guns.

As they draft their new constitutions, they have an unparalleled opportunity to incorporate a broader interpretation of women's rights.

Breyer also contended that a broader interpretation of the recovery provision was in keeping with "the IDEA's statutorily defined purposes".