broad interpretation造句
1, In his constant questioning, the broad interpretation of more and more fragile and powerless, and our original finally become familiar with the issue of strangers.
2, This broad interpretation of "misreading of the same" negative contains a negation of all poetic and utilitarian relevance (including the "non-direct the same") risk.
3, The words extremely and numerous are open to broad interpretation -- so this requirement is ambiguous.
4, This results in a broad interpretation of the results of any selection test.
5, Ely would have had broad interpretation of the Constitution as "interpretivism" and "noninterpretivism, " in two modes.
6, The heart of the problem is a lack of trust, made worse by what Russia sees as NATO's cynically broad interpretation of the UN Security Council resolution on Libya—a "betrayal", say some Russians.
7, Yet although the Fourteenth Amendment became part of the Constitution in 1868, almost 90 years passed before this broad interpretation of the meaning of "equal protection" flowered.
8, This refers to the legal provisions of the literal meaning than the legislative intent of narrow, literal meaning than to make broad interpretation.