"stretched interpretation" is an appropriate phrase that can be used in written English.
For example, "The fact that the law allows for a stretched interpretation can be beneficial in certain cases."
With so much new competition emerging, and so many unknowns for the publishing industry itself, my strong bias is not to stretch interpretations of antitrust laws developed for a different era-and to allow the industry to do what it feels is best for its long-term survival.
However, one of the limitations here is that modern applications of α analysis stretch interpretation of the statistic beyond its original intent [ 28].
Kozak realised from the outset that if he was going to be able to help, he would have to stretch the interpretation of his duties with the ICEM.
The judge wrote that she would not "stretch the interpretation" of the statute to cover speech that was "not meant to influence" a juror's actions in a specific case.
Judge Wood added that she would not "stretch the interpretation" of the statute to cover speech that was "not meant to influence" a juror's actions in a specific case.
And yet, having read Elshtain's brief for aggressive American action, I can imagine that creatively stretching the interpretation of law and the United Nations to sanction America's current efforts might be a very good thing to do -- might allow people around the world to look on American actions with friendlier eyes.
"I still wonder every once in a while, 'Okay, what are we doing wrong.' " Others say nothing, except stretching the interpretation of the experiment too far.
The boundaries that govern our psychoanalytic relationship — the 50-minute hour at prescribed times within the confines of my office, the carefully choreographed dance of free association and interpretation — are stretched beyond recognition.
In a 2000 dissent in an airplane crash case, for example, she chastised colleagues as stretching their legal interpretation out of "an understandable desire to provide the relatives" of victims a larger recovery.
There is lingering resentment about Mr. Obama's stretching of the interpretation of the executive's war powers and brushing aside Congress in the campaign to topple Muammar el-Qaddafi in Libya in 2011.
Other posters added their own interpretations of the material, creating a backstory that stretched out to 16th-century Germany and even to 5000 BC.
