I believe a similar rule should apply to the literal application of a federal criminal statute that is dramatically broader than the coverage that its draftsmen intended.
Despite plans for a dramatically broader regulatory mandate at these agencies, Republicans now openly plan to defund key elements of Dodd-Frank, legislation which most of the congressional GOP opposed.
Great country!" A lawyer says, puckishly, "When we join the European Union, we'll be your Trojan Horse". A little boy waves - dramatically, in broad sweeps - Old Glory on the street.
Given the current runup in the stock, Ragsdale, in his most recent note, points out that Intel has dramatically outperformed broader market indexes and the semiconductor sector since he started coverage with a cautious stance in April.
In one, a cloud-wrapped mountain rises dramatically from a broad stretch of river – but modernity is never far away.
Cisco followed this pattern: In 2001, its patent activity narrowed dramatically from a broad array of technological areas to relatively few.
Teams of this sort are not new, but digical innovation requires dramatically deeper and broader integration.
For a society that has long viewed racism as an interpersonal event, the structural dimensions have dramatically lurched into broader public view in the last few years.
Supporters say the plan would benefit a huge number of underpaid workers as the company's founders, the Walton family, have seen their wealth balloon dramatically amid a broader increase of wealth inequality in the United States.
The company has dramatically outperformed the broader stock market for the last few decades, and Thursday was its largest loss since September 2005.
