Sentence examples for written narrowly from inspiring English sources

But if written narrowly, a background check provision could potentially win bipartisan support.

While the court rejects the commerce clause theory for the individual mandate, Justice Roberts' opinion is written narrowly.

But it was written narrowly, and only one member of the Legislature disclosed a client in response to that question in the filings.

The assault weapons ban he helped pass in 1994 was written narrowly enough that it allowed plenty of guns to still be sold.

He said that the administrative code had been written narrowly, explicitly calling for a "hybrid electric vehicle" option, not simply a fuel-efficient car.

He said the opinion was written narrowly enough that it was unlikely to be successfully appealed, while also raising enough possibilities of other ways that the F.C.C. could accomplish the same goals that it was unlikely to inspire Congressional action to give the agency specific regulatory authority over the Internet.

Kennedy writes flowery, discursive, rhetorical opinions; Ginsburg writes narrowly (and, often, dully).

The Eighth Circuit wrote narrowly, leaving open the question of whether a more precisely written statute than Nebraska's might pass constitutional muster.

The proposed legislation is written so narrowly that it almost seems tailored to serve the specific interests of MP3.com.

But others said the decision was written so narrowly as to preclude application to almost any other case.

And some of Sikorsky's rivals are voicing an increasingly common complaint — that bid specifications are being written so narrowly they are driving away potential competitors.