Sentence examples for is broadly interpreted from inspiring English sources
The first step is to accurately describe the IS of the aquifer, which is broadly interpreted as understanding the hydraulic conductivity distribution, sources of aquifer recharge and discharge, and the resulting directions and rates of groundwater flow.
"If the bill is broadly interpreted, it could affect tens of thousands of workers," Mr. Pally said.
This temperature dependence is broadly interpreted as arising from diffusive motion of the lipid axis in a spatially rough potential energy landscape.
This estimate of resistance to herbivores (R i) is broadly interpreted as a measure of total resistance (see Leimu and Koricheva 2006) and has been used in previous studies with D. stramonium (Núñez-Farfán and Dirzo 1994; Fornoni et al. 2003, 2004).
Two degrees was broadly interpreted as the temperature that could produce further, potentially runaway warming.
Ms. Paiz said the peace accords' reference to every Guatemalan's right to land has been broadly interpreted.
For decades, "navigable waters" was broadly interpreted by regulators to include many large wetlands and streams that connected to major rivers.
Universities' use of the federal privacy law to deny information requests has long frustrated journalists and other free-press advocates, who say it was never intended to be broadly interpreted when it was passed 35 years ago.
In their case before the Florida Supreme Court, the Democrats have also asked the justices to set a standard for how punch cards should be examined, suggesting that all marks and indentations be broadly interpreted as votes.
For more than 30 years, the act has been broadly interpreted as shielding everything from large navigable rivers and lakes to seasonal streams and "prairie potholes" from pollution and unregulated development.
For nearly three decades, the Clean Water Act was broadly interpreted by the courts and federal regulators as shielding all the waters of the United States — seasonal streams and remote wetlands as well as lakes and large navigable rivers.
