Sentence examples similar to broadest reading from inspiring English sources

He says that the one side needs to admit that people have the right to bear arms, and it's weird to read that amendment so narrowly while suggesting the broadest read on the other parts of the Bill of Rights.

When the billionaire Los Angeles philanthropist Eli Broad read about the cut, he pledged $425,000 over four years to sustain the program.

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

At the same time, the constitution's taxation clause is given a broad reading.

Perhaps Little will have time for some broader reading himself when he has retired.

As such, it's not entirely aimed at the broad reading public.

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

Justice Clarence Thomas argued that such a broad reading would confer a federal police power over the entire nation.

He concludes that a broad reading was intended and that the agreement was meant to cover a hostile transaction.

Nancy Kaplen of the attorney general's office argued that the term should be given a broad reading.

It was, however, the Glasgow-based crime novel Laidlaw, published two years later, which caught the fancy of the broader reading public.