broadly interpret

Examples (10)

• The term ‘business’ is here interpreted broadly to include all types of organization in the public and private sectors.
• We should broadly interpret the regulations to encourage innovation, not stifle it.
• Historically, the Constitution has been broadly interpreted by the Supreme Court.
• Her comments could be broadly interpreted as a call for significant change.
• The new policy aims to broadly interpret eligibility criteria to assist more people.
• Critics tend to broadly interpret his artistic works, finding multiple layers of meaning.
• He advised them to interpret the guidelines broadly rather than sticking to a rigid definition.
• Don't interpret my suggestion too broadly; I'm referring to a specific aspect.
• In a globalized world, cultural practices are often broadly interpreted and adapted.
• The committee decided to broadly interpret its mandate to address emerging issues.