Sentence examples for more narrowly drawn from inspiring English sources

But the charges filed this week were more narrowly drawn.

NARROWING THE FOCUS Some Democrats support more narrowly drawn and less-expensive versions of components in Mr. Bush's plan.

The NSA statement was much more narrowly drawn than the initial response by the agency's director, General Keith Alexander.

Justice Clarence Thomas concurred separately, suggesting that the court not foreclose the prospect of upholding a more narrowly drawn law.

Theoretically, at least, they would offer generic expressions of Burgundy, possessing few of the distinctive characteristics that shape and define the more narrowly drawn appellations.

The NSA later issued a more narrowly drawn statement than the initial response by Alexander, who conceded he had not read the Post story.

That ruling, though, was narrowly drawn.

But his critique of Bloomberg was narrowly drawn.

"The bill is narrowly drawn so there's one specific location," Mr. Bing said.

Exceptions to the rules in the Senate bill are narrowly drawn.

I mistakenly gave Iraqi politicians responsibility to implement this narrowly drawn program.