Meanings of broad interpretation in English

That said, the Lethani is open to a broad interpretation.

Yet no matter what they offered, the guidelines remain vaguely defined and open to broad interpretation.

Firms could apply a " broad interpretation" of what constituted a record, the consultation noted.

Hardiman wrote an opinion in 2013 embracing a broad interpretation of the U.S. Constitution's right to bear arms.

Paris's main objections center on the U.S. Department of Justice's broad interpretation of what it considers its jurisdiction.

Solicitor General Donald Verrilli, who argued for a broad interpretation of the law, Kennedy seemed to support Texas' argument.

But the ECJ has a reputation for giving federalist rulings that take a broad interpretation of European institutions' powers.

Barrett has also expressed dissatisfaction with the Affordable Care Act and support for a broad interpretation of the second amendment.

They voiced concern that the broad interpretation of U.S. anti-corruption law used by federal prosecutors could criminalize numerous commonplace actions by politicians.

Trump's lawyers have said he cannot be subjected to any criminal process while he remains president, a broad interpretation of presidential immunity.

The angel solo broke out into a heavenly chorus which gave a broad interpretation of the meaning of the birth of Christ:

As to contraband of war Great Britain put such a broad interpretation upon the term as to include nearly every important article of commerce.

Hardiman has embraced a broad interpretation of the U.S. Constitution's right to bear arms and has backed the right of schools to restrict student speech.

Her words and conduct were capable of very broad interpretations.

The text was compelling, and certainly fit in with Matthias's theory, but the historian had likely made some broad interpretations of the medieval records.