Sentence examples for restrictive reading from inspiring English sources
"In this case, the Dutch DPA expressed a restrictive reading.
It is also the most conservative appeals court in the nation, renowned for its restrictive reading of the power accorded the federal government by the Constitution.
The Medicaid precedent sets up conservative challenges to federal spending; the five-justice vote for a restrictive reading of the Constitution's commerce clause caps that font of federal power.
After acknowledging that the broader reading was consistent not only with the statutory language but also with the policy of the statute, the Court accepted the more restrictive reading.
4 We conclude that the affidavit showed probable cause and that the Court of Appeals misapprehended its judicial function in reviewing this affidavit by giving it an unduly technical and restrictive reading.
In United States v. Miller, for example, the Court gave a restrictive reading to "reasonable expectations" in a case involving a bank depositor who claimed the government was required to satisfy Fourth Amendment standards in order to obtain his financial records from his bank.
We used BlastN and MegaBlast as examples of less restrictive read mapping algorithms.
"Expression-decreasing mutations yielding rate-limiting abundance changes in proteins that require chaperoning for maturation or remodeling" seems a much more restrictive (read: improbable) set than "destabilizing mutations in coding sequences".
Using the BI-RADS lexicon in a restrictive form of double reading as a strategy for minimizing screening mammography recall rates.
Alan B. Morrison, director of the Public Citizen Litigation Group, who argued against the old automatic mechanism before the Supreme Court, said the new proposal could be read as too restrictive on the Office of Management and Budget.
