Sentence examples for narrow applying from inspiring English sources

Greenpeace said the company's commitment is too narrow, applying only to microbeads used for exfoliating, and does not set a deadline.

The law is so narrow, applying to just a few people, that it appears to violate both international norms and Egyptian law, legal experts said.

However, experts who have studied the DoJ policy sent to US attorneys say the measure remains quite narrow, applying only to a smaller category of offenders with no history of violence or links to drug gangs.

Todd Ziebarth, senior vice president at the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools, said that the labor board's decisions are narrow, applying only to the organizing rights of employees at the particular charter schools involved.

However, the order was quite narrow, applying only to the three plaintiffs who sued to overturn S.B. 1172.

Alito maintains that his decision is narrow, applying only to contraceptives, and only to "closely-held" companies — that is, not to publicly traded corporations.

This narrowing applies to formats, too.

Instead, we can appropriately address "data quality" in curation by limiting our consideration to a narrower applied questions: Which aspects of data quality are (potentially) affected by (each stage of) digital curation activity?

The ruling was a narrow one, applying only to $247 million that the province of San Luis has on deposit at the state-owned Banco de la Nación.

But critics said the 24-hour standard was arbitrary and far too narrow, not applying to drivers who sustained themselves on just a few hours of sleep.

The decision was narrow legally, applying only to the issue of executive authority and not to the constitutionality of state law limiting marriage to unions between a man and a woman.