Sentence examples for should be narrowed to from inspiring English sources

Nigel Farage said the UK had "lost sight" of what a refugee was and that the definition used should be narrowed to reduce numbers.

The station house would jut eight feet westward into a southbound lane on Broadway, raising the question of whether the sidewalk should be narrowed to relieve traffic.

The shadow culture secretary, Chris Bryant, criticised Whittingdale's proposal that the BBC's focus should be narrowed to a "more precisely targeted mission".

But Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, Democrat of New York, said she thought the provision should be narrowed to apply only to the drug formulation tested.

The more specific basis for the argument that the scope of § 1983 should be narrowed to less than its plain terms relates to the grant of civil rights jurisdiction to the circuit courts in the Revised Statutes.

In a 10-page critique she said its remit should be narrowed to focus not on detailed investigations into past abuse but on how to protect children now and in the future.

The high-energy portion of the spectra should be narrow to fully benefit from this design rule; z should thus be appropriately thick in proportion to the thicknesses of x and y.

Some patients may be given medication and told to take it "at meal times", but ideally this should be narrowed down to a more specific time frame, such as "take one tablet within two hours of eating a meal".

Some advised that the choices for each item should be narrowed down to four instead of five and specific mediations should be provided other than ask the test taker to try again when the first response was not correct.

This allows Jay-Z to argue, and a neutral judge to rule, that the boundaries of the subpoena should be narrowed considerably.

The definition should be narrowed.