Sentence examples similar to narrowly defined situation from inspiring English sources

In sum, a literalistic reading of § 3(2) would bring the Justice Department's advisory relationship with the ABA Committee within FACA's terms, particularly given FACA's objective of opening many advisory relationships to public scrutiny except in certain narrowly defined situations.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has held that the three Supreme Court cases, when read together, yield two narrowly defined situations in which the doctrine of implied immunity will prevail.

Smith was a conservative Democrat who believed the federal government should be a limited purpose entity, which only acts under narrowly defined situations.

One downside of the vignettes is that they were narrowly defined to specific clinical situations.

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.

Some consumer groups say the category is too narrowly defined.

Women had certain narrowly defined areas of power.