The question of interpretation is a narrow one, and our decision should be correspondingly narrow.
The Department of Justice has adopted a narrow interpretation of a law meant to bar foreign interests from corrupting federal officials, giving Saudi Arabia, China and other countries leeway to curry favor with Donald Trump via deals with his hotels, condos, trademarks and golf courses, legal and national security experts say.
Other administration officials, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said the CRS reached some erroneous legal conclusions, erring on the side of a narrow interpretation of what constitutes military force and when the president can exercise his war powers.
However, the narrow interpretation of a public authority still applies to other types of service.
The court's interpretation of the narrow tailoring test does not offer much solace either.
Besides, outside of a narrow deontological interpretation of our ethical commitments, the whole notion of responsibility can be viewed not as something that is imputed to us (as it is for accountability), but rather as something that we actively take (Adam and Groves 2011).
That decision narrowed the interpretation of a law prosecutors used widely, including against Mr. Bruno, that makes it a crime to deprive people of "honest services".
In the last two years since the Court of Appeals decision, patients and caregivers have suffered greatly because of such a narrow interpretation of the law.
The administration's interpretation of "relationship" is narrow.
Migicovsky says that Google's approach is a "very narrow interpretation of what a watch can do," and points out that they've chosen to use smartphone-style microprocessor architecture, while Pebble is tackling it from a very different angle.
