narrow interpretation

However, this is just a narrow interpretation of the themes present in the serial.

Instead, Black advocated a much narrower interpretation of the clause.

It has agreed for the time being to abide by a narrower interpretation.

"Most of the people on the ground have a very narrow interpretation of nationalism," she said.

The lower courts have offered varying answers to the administration's narrow interpretation of the decisions.

Under this narrow interpretation, the federal government has jurisdiction only if the Constitution clearly grants such.

Under the city's narrower interpretation, there would only be eight eligible receiving sites.

Indeed, anything that we might anticipate doing in the near future could be done consistent with the narrow interpretation."

Yet many important buildings by modern masters refute that narrow interpretation.

Thus, for policy and historical reasons, the majority decided that the narrower interpretation of section 41 should be adopted.

Similarly, the "narrow interpretation" guides the curricula at boys' high schools.

It is this narrow interpretation that must be called into question if we genuinely want to address asylum-related issues.

The Supreme Court rejected this narrow interpretation for criminal assistance.

It is possible that courts will take a more narrow interpretation of the fair use enumerated purposes post-C-11.

Narrow interpretations of Shiite orthodoxy should not be imposed on an unwilling population.

If we take a narrow interpretation at least for the moment of strategic means it helps decide where it should go.

That strikes me as a very narrow interpretation.

However, others believe that this narrow interpretation of Hamilton's Rule is incomplete.

This has been seen as a narrow interpretation by some human rights commentators including Amnesty International.

When considering whether something is an "instrumentality of an offence," the court should adopt a narrow interpretation.

Pentagon officials say Zenith Star will comply with the narrow interpretation.

The Reagan Administration urged a very narrow interpretation on the Court.

The Americans take a narrower interpretation of their purpose here, saying they are to provide security for the delivery of aid.

Environmentalists agree with the narrow interpretation and have been lobbying the Bush administration to issue a guidance policy directing regional officials to take that view.

Federal courts, however, have frequently given the law an unduly narrow interpretation, leaving older Americans vulnerable to unfair treatment.