Sentence examples for narrower interpretation from inspiring English sources

This is a narrower interpretation than either McMaster or Tillerson presented.

Peter Farrell, the city's senior lawyer in the case, offered a narrower interpretation of the disclosure order.

However, until such a case is brought to the Lords, the lower courts must slavishly follow the decision in Campbell, with its narrower interpretation of privacy invasions.

The convictions were reversed in 1979, but the defendants were retried under a narrower interpretation of the law and were once again convicted.

The supreme court of Wisconsin has intimated that a narrower interpretation will be adopted, and in the present case we have to deal only with the other branch, depending on the word 'maliciously,' as we shall explain in a moment.

Under Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen and L. Francis Cissna, who heads U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, DHS has hewed to a narrower interpretation of the TPS statutes, insisting the law obligates the administration to end the protections if the conditions that prompted them no longer exist.

It is hardly Beethoven's or Schiller's fault if politicians have attempted to delimit the "Ode to Joy" to narrower interpretations.

Critique of the narrow interpretation of the commerce clause / Robert J.Pushaw, Jr., Grant S. Nelson.

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.