Sentence examples for interpreted narrowly from inspiring English sources

Historically, private placement regulations were interpreted narrowly when it came to stock sales to employees.

if this is absolutely indispensable, and that the exemptions to access to Commission documents must be interpreted narrowly.

Some would prefer this to be interpreted narrowly, as referring solely to the short-term financial interests of the shareholders.

Some people have argued that laws should be interpreted narrowly so that really big policy initiatives have to go through Congress.

This is not because the idea of photographing sacred places in the ruggedly chic Adirondacks isn't sound, but because the theme has been interpreted narrowly.

The administration has interpreted narrowly the Legislature's instruction that the panel approve "any contracts that would significantly impact the provision of educational services".

She concluded that "[w]hile it might look with hostility on congressional attempts to rein in the scope of the Miranda rule, the Supreme Court itself is willing to interpret narrowly the protections that Miranda affords criminal defendants.

Lower courts have interpreted Branzburg narrowly.

Unless interpreted very narrowly, it is both unconstitutional and a very dangerous precedent.

But courts and regulators in recent decades have interpreted that narrowly to mean a monopoly in products, which can raise the prices that consumers pay.

Senator Lyman Trumbull warned that if Congress's authority were interpreted too narrowly, "the trumpet of freedom that we have been blowing throughout the land has given an 'uncertain sound,' and the promised freedom is a delusion".