The unmistakable trend, however, is toward the same broad interpretation of health as we have traditionally lent to faith.

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The 14-point guide which the IRS uses to judge whether an organisation is exempt is open to broad interpretation.

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But since "valuable consideration" carries the threat of jail time, it has encouraged everyone involved to make an overly broad interpretation.

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The argument that Feldman finds most interesting is that the prosecution of the Amish for a hate crime is an overly broad interpretation of the federal statute.

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"There's a huge difference between saving a woman's life and a very broad interpretation of 'a woman's health, '" said McGuire, who plans a lobbing day opposing the measure on June 12.

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In this case it would need a very broad interpretation of the law to say Col Karuna was a resident when he was visiting his family and had only been in the country two months.

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He suggested that members of his Administration believed that a case could be made for what might be called a broad interpretation of his authority to make a waiver pursuant to this amendment, even in the absence of Soviet codification of the right to emigration.

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At core rehearsals, the broad themes of interpretation, tempo and phrasing are hashed out ahead of tutti rehearsals, in which each player is encouraged to speak up.

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It is also happier dealing with specific issues of interpretation than in painting broad confident canvasses.

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