Sentence examples for narrower points of from inspiring English sources

"As the dust rises and the opinions, concurrences and dissents pile up, the court turns its attention to ever smaller cases related to ever narrower points of law," David Von Drehle lamented in the accompanying article.

With choice words for the narrow points-of-view which "seem to run the world," the Grammy-winning singer admitted negative attitudes toward the LGBT community "really bug" her.

But putting out of view what seem to be the controlling principles previously stated, let me now look at the controversy from a narrower point of view and consider the rights of the parties by those considerations which would apply to the enforcement of private rights.

The appeal would be heard by a three-judge panel in sessions closed to the public and the press, and suspects would have no right to judicial review except on narrow points of law.

Nick Clegg as well as the Labour party pressed David Cameron to accept the royal charter set out by parliament and all three main political parties, but the prime minister argued it was better to see if a compromise could still be reached in which the industry and the politicians could agree on the relatively narrow points of contention between them.

If a case is taken up by the Grand Chamber of the European Court, the judges don't necessarily just look at specific or narrow points of complaint.

The physiological narrowing points of the oesophagus, as described in the anatomy and physiology section, are the most common sites of impaction.

In their small teams, the students research narrow points of law, drawing from antique military commission rules (the last active commissions were in the 1950s), federal criminal procedure, international laws, anything that might apply.

Additionally, Joint Space Narrowing (JSN) was assessed as the interbone distance at the narrowest points of the medial and lateral tibia femoral compartments.

At the narrowest point of the Parvati valley is Manikaran.

We have to cajole people out of their narrow point of view".