Sentence examples for broadly interpreting from inspiring English sources

The lack of any explicit legal prohibition hasn't stopped the S.E.C. from broadly interpreting its mandate to regulate markets (there's no law specifically banning insider trading, either).

In recent weeks, however, at least one Fed official shied away from broadly interpreting the central bank's power over deal-making - even when an acquisition appeared risky.

When he joined the bench in 1970, it was still entrenched in the legacy of Chief Justice Earl Warren (1953-69), broadly interpreting individual rights, shielding criminal defendants, supporting the underdog.

But the American Civil Liberties Union said ICE is broadly interpreting who is subject to mandatory detention and has the flexibility to release more, especially those without criminal records.

In the past five years, a close but decisive majority has hemmed federal authority and enhanced state powers, by bolstering the 10th Amendment's guarantee of state sovereignty, by limiting congressional power to regulate interstate commerce and by broadly interpreting the 11th Amendment, protecting states from lawsuits to enforce federal rights.

Many Islamic societies, broadly interpreting the Hebrew prescription, generally prescribed that slave owners had to free their slaves after the passage of a number of years, essentially the length of time they considered it took for an "outsider" to become an "insider".

The theme there was divas, broadly interpreted.

Two degrees was broadly interpreted as the temperature that could produce further, potentially runaway warming.

I am interested in the interface between physics and biology, broadly interpreted.

This course considers a wide range of topics in theoretical corporate finance (broadly interpreted).

Reorganized in 2000, the company remained committed to political theatre, but perhaps as more broadly interpreted.