Sentence examples for interpreted broadly from inspiring English sources

"And there's no question it could be interpreted broadly".

The requirement that tenants have some tie to actual trade has always been interpreted broadly.

THE definition of medicines and medical supplies is interpreted broadly under the new law.

The 2001 AUMF is already being interpreted broadly to allow strikes on IS.

But it is clear that as the bank's scope has widened, its loan priorities have been interpreted broadly.

"The decision should be interpreted broadly, not just for Allstate and Geico," said Robert P. Hartwig, chief economist for the Insurance Information Institute, the industry group.

"The law has been interpreted so broadly that a reasonable person can't discern its limits".

If the commerce clause is interpreted that broadly, then there are no limits.

Mr. Long responds that the term "tax" in the 1867 law has been interpreted very broadly.

All these can be interpreted rather broadly, and potentially encompass almost any critical writing, political statement, or cultural expression.

But during the debate last month in Jackson legislators insisted that "religious freedom" should be interpreted as broadly as possible.