Sentence examples similar to offer broader interpretations from inspiring English sources

The third jewel is saṅgha (Chinese: sengqie or zhong), meaning "assembly". Some sources offer a broad interpretation of the term, which comprises the four sub-orders of 1) monks; 2) nuns; 3) lay men; and 4) lay women.

State laws offer broader protections.

Yet he also envisioned a broader interpretation of the word.

Justice Ginsburg countered with a broader interpretation of the provision.

But the union will push for a broader interpretation.

Merging combines the result of several interpretations into a new, broader interpretation.

What mattered for future cases was the court's broader interpretation of the statute.

Ford's chairman, William C. Ford Jr., who is also an outspoken environmentalist, has a broader interpretation.

"Typically Democratic appointees are more likely to give broader interpretation and concern with due process and the 4th Amendment".

The point of ETFs is to offer broad diversification cheaply.

For young researchers, frugal environments can offer broad, resourceful training.