Sentence examples for more narrowly tailored from inspiring English sources

But the argument was this was more narrowly tailored to address specifically the nuclear enrichment program.

Cruz, given his own chance to criticize Trump's plan, explained that his exclusion of Muslims would be more narrowly tailored.

"I applaud efforts to keep kids safe, but I think this could have been more narrowly tailored," she said.

He estimates that this more narrowly tailored surcharge would bring in $4.1 billion in the 2012 calendar year.

Its templates are more narrowly tailored to specific types of real-world patches, so it doesn't generate as many useless candidates.

Rulemaking can, thus, be more narrowly tailored and adjusted to the specific circumstances of the respective institution, industry, or market segment.

In 2011, the senator proposed an amendment to more narrowly tailor the terms of the law.

These initiatives can only work if they are part of a broader vision for a more hopeful future, rather than a narrowly tailored litigation of a past mistake.

But advertisers have become more cost-conscious and have learned how to reach narrowly tailored audiences on the Internet.

In its post Facebook noted "there is still more work to do" as government requests should be "narrowly tailored, proportionate to the case, and subject to strict judicial oversight".

And the White House has come out in opposition to the bill, calling it too "narrowly tailored" and incompatible with President Obama's vision for a more comprehensive approach.