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narrow

[nar-oh] / ˈnær oʊ /






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The Insurrection Act is a law that authorizes the president to use military force for civilian law-enforcement in the U.S. in a narrow set of circumstances.

From The Wall Street Journal

Speaking to reporters, Carney was clear that with countries that do not share the same values, Ottawa will engage on a "narrower, more specific" manner.

From BBC

“Semiconductors remain the bedrock of AI progress, yet the manufacturing base for advanced chips is remarkably narrow,” he adds.

From MarketWatch

They had worked for an NGO that rescued asylum-seekers at risk of drowning between 2015 to 2018, when hundreds of thousands of migrants crossed the narrow straits from Turkey to Greece.

From BBC

Here is how we narrowed down from the initial group of 600 companies:

From MarketWatch