Sentence examples similar to interpreted restrictively from inspiring English sources

However, their seemingly broad drafting notwithstanding, these provisions are interpreted very restrictively by the Belgian Constitutional Court.

Through a series of lawsuits, they have tried, without success, to get courts to interpret it restrictively.

"Sovereign immunity from jurisdiction and execution regarding sovereign debt restructurings is a right of states before foreign domestic courts and exceptions should be restrictively interpreted," says the draft resolution.

Many people in the West and the Gulf are nervous that money given in good faith to reputable non-governmental organisations (NGOs) today will be branded as terrorist financing tomorrow.Meanwhile, many good Muslim international NGOs in the Gulf are prevented from raising money and sending it overseas because of the way their governments have restrictively interpreted international NGO regulation.

Many DPJ members, like Mr Koizumi, want to bolster Japan's Self-Defence Forces, and either revise the pacifist constitution or re-interpret it less restrictively.Nor do the LDP and DPJ differ much in other ways.

The Supreme Court has interpreted the Free Exercise clause more or less restrictively over the decades since.

This could be interpreted in a model, in which tandem donors restrictively exploit elements in proximal polarity (near dΔ4), to attract the U1 snRNP to this site of the tandem donor, and/or in distal polarity to dΔ4, to impair binding to PΔ4 [ 61].

When he questioned the all-male board members, a few felt strongly that they would be "safer" to interpret Islamic law more restrictively.

Catherine interpreted the rappings.

He interpreted the universe..

"Edward Hopper," Kasahawa interpreted.