interpret broadly

Examples (10)

• The judge chose to interpret the law broadly to include new technologies.
• The new regulations should be interpreted broadly to ensure maximum public benefit.
• The philosopher's teachings are often interpreted broadly by his modern followers.
• To avoid disputes, we should avoid language that can be interpreted broadly.
• The director interpreted the classic play broadly, adding contemporary themes.
• When reading the guidelines, it's best to interpret them broadly at first.
• The commission will likely interpret its mandate broadly to cover a wide range of issues.
• Interpreting the data broadly suggests a general trend, though specifics vary.
• If we interpret the term 'family' broadly, it can include close friends and chosen relatives.
• "We have a duty to interpret this charter as broadly as possible," stated the chairperson.