Sentence examples similar to narrowly defined plan from inspiring English sources

"There is a psychological effect of having a munition of 15,000 pounds of explosive capability that's brought into a very narrowly defined area," said Rear Adm. John D. Stufflebeem, deputy director of planning and operations for the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

He said the areas for co-location and programme sharing were too narrowly defined.

Gamal Mubarak told me that the regime had plans to replace the Emergency Law with a more narrowly defined anti-terrorism statute.

We decided to use a narrowly defined search string because otherwise the numerous irrelevant studies concerning choice of a health plan or treatment would outweigh the studies concerning patients' choice of a provider.

These requirements do not apply to certain narrowly defined nominal items given in return for a gift (contact Development Services, (650) 725-4360, or Planned Giving, (650) 725-4358, for information).

Moreover, as the various S&E constituencies--disciplinary societies, government agencies, industry groups, and general scientific societies--develop training plans and programs of their own, they tend to focus on narrowly defined interests.

These circumstances, however, are rather narrowly defined.

"The levy is too narrowly defined.

But those are much more narrowly defined.

The problem can be narrowly defined.

For the spokesmen of Ansar Dine, culture is narrowly defined.