Outside the courthouse, the foreman, Mr. Zaccar, criticized what he called the overly narrow application of the law.
Oedipus, again, is a political leader who mistakenly believes that justice can be attained and suffering relieved by the narrow application of reason and will alone.
The CMA is doing its bit, but there is a strong case for a wider investigation that looks beyond the narrow application of competition and consumer-protection laws.
Stirling Ultracold found success in a narrow application of the technology that, while not world-changing, significantly improves an existing product.
This narrow application of the law drew strong protests from clean-water advocates in the House, including Henry Waxman of California, Raúl Grijalva of Arizona and James Oberstar of Minnesota, who is trying to tighten the act to make sure that all the waters of the United States are automatically protected.
By taking materiality seriously, courts could curtail prosecutorial discretion and narrow application of the statute to cases where prosecution harmonizes with social norms.
Both the liberal justices who dissented in the case, and others who attack the decision as conservative activism, should instead be aiming their arguments at Congress for enacting that law, because today's court opinion is a relatively straightforward and narrow application of the RFRA.
Roberts and Alito both wrote separately to emphasize their support for a narrow application of the ruling despite Thomas' defection.
Viewed critically, however, such a narrow application of accountability corresponds closely with what Fidler describes as 'foreign policy preferences that ruthlessly winnow complex problems into defined tasks with measurable targets' [ 8].
Study shows the method is simpler, more efficient and cost-saving than conventional core test, reservoir engineering and numerical simulation methods, moreover, it overcomes the narrow application scope of the aforementioned methods.
