Sentence examples for under a broad interpretation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Muhammad was convicted under a broad interpretation of the triggerman rule.

Thereafter, restraint, harassment, and persecution continued, but by other means, under a broad interpretation of the meaning of libel.

With no other choice left, Ms. Price hired a lawyer and filed a suit in State Superior Court in Middlesex County against Mr. Hoagland's office, contending that under a broad interpretation of the existing act, Ms. Jordan should be considered a surviving spouse.

Citing "senior intelligence officials," the paper is reporting that, under a broad interpretation of the FISA Amendments Act, the NSA intercepts communications of U.S. citizens whose communications cross borders and mention foreign targets.

As far as we know, the DEA doesn't have access to the telephone records of virtually every American that the NSA has scooped up under a broad interpretation of the Patriot Act.

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that employees are protected from retaliation when they complain about discrimination in the workplace, adopting a broad interpretation of workers' rights under two federal civil rights laws.

Google argued that the few precedents that do apply favor a broad interpretation of what is permissible under the two laws.

You learn to have a broad interpretation of family".

Federal courts have generally given a broad interpretation, however.

Democratic lawyers pressed for a broad interpretation of the high court's voter-intent standard.

In 2005, Scalia was endorsing a broad interpretation of the commerce clause and the necessary and proper clause, the clauses now coming under scrutiny from the majority, including the swing vote, Justice Anthony Kennedy.