Sentence examples for on a narrow interpretation from inspiring English sources

To his critics, Mr. Weidmann is seen as someone who insists on a narrow interpretation of European Union treaties written decades ago, when no one could imagine such a persistent crisis.

described it as a "thoroughly disappointing judgement based on a narrow interpretation of the law".

Those who really value education are also enraged by the official insistence that they must choose a school based overwhelmingly on a narrow interpretation of "results".

On a narrow interpretation of the commission's thinking, Barclays could take those deposits, matched with an equal amount of domestic mortgages, and place them in a separate subsidiary.

It was based on the Confucian Classics and on a narrow interpretation of them introduced by the reigning Ch'ing (Manchu) dynasty to justify monarchical rule.

He rose through the ranks of the Pakistan Taliban and in 2008, headed its vice and virtue department, enforcing strict edicts based on a narrow interpretation of Islamic texts.

Banks, for one, would love to see a narrow interpretation of new limits on activities such as proprietary trading.

If the right-wingers on the high court consistently had a narrow interpretation of federal power over the economy, there would be logic to the position expressed by the Republican justices during the last three days of questioning.

On the other hand, some studies examined nurses' rewards qualitatively, but adopted a narrow interpretation of rewards, concentrating solely on the financial rewards.

Yates has told parliamentary inquiries that prosecutors advised that police should adopt a narrow interpretation of the law on hacking, but Starmer insists prosecutors "did not limit the scope and extent of the criminal investigation".

During his early years on the Supreme Court, Black helped reverse several earlier court decisions taking a narrow interpretation of federal power.