Sentence examples for expansive definition from inspiring English sources

But this is an expansive definition.

The network's more expansive definition of science fiction does not sit well with some purists.

Federal politicians take a still more expansive definition of "my brother's keeper".

Mrs. Clinton called Mr. Mukasey's answers an "expansive definition of executive power".

But we can take a more expansive definition and say every bank counts as Wall Street.

We acknowledge that § 101 54) adopts an expansive definition of transfer, one that includes "every mode..

Nevertheless, Gilbert's point is important – a progressive alternative must offer a more expansive definition of freedom, not a narrower one.

Did Mr. Nguyen, in the case of the Olson patent, merely apply an overly expansive definition of what is patentable?

The comptroller's office, however, has suggested using the expansive definition of a customer found in the Patriot Act.

Given the expansive definition of "family," which includes uncles and aunts, the exemption net is cast wide.

Their expansive definition of "grievances" necessarily encompasses disputes growing out of "the interpretation or application" of CBAs.