Sentence examples for narrowly written from inspiring English sources

Such a bill, narrowly written, "might well pass," she said.

The judge suggested that a more narrowly written ban, which focused specifically on protecting children from pedophiles and included safeguards like judicial review, could pass constitutional muster.

A narrowly written Congressional authorization for action against Iraq, however, would not violate the United Nations Charter and would not change the legal status quo.

Even a narrowly written bill could still irk Beijing's leaders, by establishing a precedent for holding any referendums at all on what Beijing regards as Chinese soil.

Premiums for such insurance range from around $200 to $300 per year; in general, the coverage is narrowly written and excludes cases where a gun is used to commit a crime.

But legislators who did not support the measure said they were simply troubled by the language of this particular bill, and would be willing to vote for an antiprofiling proposal that was more clearly, and narrowly, written.

But if written narrowly, a background check provision could potentially win bipartisan support.

While the court rejects the commerce clause theory for the individual mandate, Justice Roberts' opinion is written narrowly.

But it was written narrowly, and only one member of the Legislature disclosed a client in response to that question in the filings.

The assault weapons ban he helped pass in 1994 was written narrowly enough that it allowed plenty of guns to still be sold.

He said that the administrative code had been written narrowly, explicitly calling for a "hybrid electric vehicle" option, not simply a fuel-efficient car.