The United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit, in St . Louis upheld the rule while interpreting it more narrowly to apply only to issues likely to come before the candidate as court cases.
Chief Justice Rehnquist and Justice Scalia said that the court should have upheld the entire law by interpreting it more narrowly to apply only to the "pandering" of material that was "virtually indistinguishable" from real child pornography, and not to the Hollywood films and other forms of mainstream entertainment that was a focus of the majority's concern.
And in retrospect, the neat legal maneuver that bought Yahoo more time arguably should have been more narrowly crafted to apply only to Microsoft.
Table 3 shows that the Reciprocity Principle applies more narrowly when A1 is a sacrifice than when it is risk assumption: it applies in the latter, but not former case when the participant does not intend to permit injury but suffers injury.
Chang reserves the use of "incomparable" to apply more narrowly, to the possibility that in addition to none of the other three relations holding between them, it is possible that two states of affairs may fail even to be "on a par".
The cross-state rule, in contrast, applies more narrowly to power plants.
My perspective is that of a 'pure' researcher, and what I will offer will in some degree be a plea (or an apologia) for pure research that can be applied broadly, rather than applied research into more narrowly focused (if nonetheless pressing) questions.
But that challenge, brought on behalf of a small group of same-sex couples and widowers, focuses more narrowly on equal protection as applied to certain benefits.
The other case, brought by Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders, focused more narrowly on equal protection as applied to federal benefits.
The other case, brought by Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders, focused more narrowly on equal protection as applied to a handful of federal benefits.
