Sentence examples for narrowed interpretation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cheney and the other defendants in the case, Judge Kollar-Kotelly weree, "were only willing to agree to a preservation order that tracked their narrowed interpretation" of the Presidential Records Act.

In the letter, Mr. Hartunian argued that prosecutors presented enough evidence in the trial to convict Mr. Bruno, a Republican, even under the Supreme Court's narrowed interpretation of the so-called honest-services law.

Unable to find a "readily available narrowing interpretation" of the crucial terms in light of Congress's manifested intent, the Court of Appeals held the section unconstitutional.

More against what feels like narrowing interpretations of how these games should work, and a wave of games with diligently-studied monetisation but no original spark to their gameplay.

For example, he favors a narrow interpretation of the impeachment clause of the United States Constitution.

The adjudicator was able to use his narrow interpretation to sidestep this claim of social segregation.

Instead, it seems to be working on a fairly narrow interpretation of the EU judgment.

His dissent was determined by an extremely narrow interpretation of the fourteenth amendment.

However, the narrow interpretation of a public authority still applies to other types of service.

It also applied a very narrow interpretation of the idea of negligence".

"Most of the people on the ground have a very narrow interpretation of nationalism," she said.