Sentence examples for narrower version of from inspiring English sources

In Wisconsin, a narrower version of the legislation had languished and died in previous sessions.

He suggested that the manufacturers would consider a narrower version of the law that mandated parity for serious brain-based illnesses like schizophrenia rather than all mental disorders.

It is a taller, narrower version of the concrete-tower-and-laminated-beam structure that Kappe had built for himself decades earlier.

So what is a wireless manager to buy? Seth Kirkham, 27, co-manager of the $45 million Guinness Flight Wireless World fund, pitches his fund as more than just a narrower version of a telecommunications fund.

Congress then passed a narrower version of the law, the Child Online Protection Act, which is now before the Supreme Court in a case that was argued in November, Ashcroft v.

He did not mention Mr. Rubio by name and endorsed a much narrower version of his Dream Act — granting legal status to young illegal immigrants who join the military, but not to those seeking higher education.

Failure to implement (their narrow-minded version of) Islamic law and the "Islamic state" is also a major sin tantamount to unbelief in their eyes.

Which threads of whiteness should occupy narrower versions of itself?

In 2016, two large states followed with their own, narrower versions of permitting guns on campus.

Being asked about general preferences for broader or narrower versions of consent, Valle-Mansilla et al. [ 44] report that the majority (59.8 %) of the 279 research participants preferred some type of limitation to consent.

(DACA represents a narrow version of the DREAM Act, which failed to pass Congress).