Taylor narrowly interpreted the 1796 law allowing religious organizations to hold property in trust.

In America we tend toward novels published specifically for one narrowly interpreted demographic.

The decision reversed a federal appeals court ruling that the exemption should be interpreted narrowly.

Right up to the 1940s co-education was narrowly interpreted and strictly supervised.

They also narrowly interpreted the Federal Government's powers in commercial and industrial matters.

Lawyers familiar with similar cases said a number of judicial rulings had narrowly interpreted such immunity.

Eric Lane, the charter commission's executive director, said the new regulations were intended to be interpreted narrowly.

Such a ruling sets a nationally binding precedent, although one the lower courts are free to interpret narrowly.

This section was initially interpreted narrowly as requiring particular attention only to on-reserve Aboriginal offenders.

The protection of the free exercise of religion was also interpreted narrowly in early High Court judgments.