Her goal is to give our daughter a sense that success is broadly, not narrowly, defined.
We are not narrowly focused on oil and natural gas alone.
The "holistic" Michigan-style add-on was gratuitous, in constitutional terms not "narrowly tailored" to serve the diversity interest.
There are other schools that do not narrowly teach to standardized tests, but the children nevertheless do well on them.
He called himself a libertarian, but insisted that his ideas were primarily academic, not narrowly political, even when they inspired citizens' property tax revolts or balanced-budget movements.
Pullman's book, however, is not narrowly polemical; he also retells the parables and acts with a lucid simplicity that strips away the Pauline barnacles.
Overexposed Slow progress Reprints Related items Bagehot: Trust meNov 1st 2007The speech also showed that Mr Brown's view of international relations is not narrowly economic.
According to the state court ruling, West Virginia's matching program was not "narrowly tailored" to avoid infringing on the First Amendment rights of privately financed candidates.
Finally, this clan, living in the years when all the world acceptedthat Britannia ruled the waves, was deeply, self-consciously,triumphantly, but not narrowly, English.
It's symbolically important in terms of saying here is a guy who gets stuff done and his concerns are not narrowly focused on the concerns of his district".
The district court went on to hold that even if diversity were compelling, the law school had not narrowly tailored its use of race to further that interest...
