Definition of loose construction in US English:

loose construction

noun

Law

A broad interpretation of a statute or document by a court.
Example sentencesExamples
- Through loose construction, the early leaders of the United States were able to improve aspects of the Constitution, which eventually improved the overall life of the American citizens.
- Mr Watson for his part does not argue for some loose construction; it is, as I have said, for a purposive construction for which he argues.
- In 1819, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of loose construction in the McCulloch vs. Maryland lawsuit.
- With this legislation, tribunals are given explicit assistance in two forms, which should detract from the need to adopt a loose construction of the language.

Derivatives

loose constructionist

noun

Law

Both strict and loose constructionists believe in implied powers.
Example sentencesExamples
- A strict constructionist believes the constitution should be interpreted literally or strictly, while a loose constructionist believes in a broad or loose interpretation of the Constitution.
- I am attempting to be concise and rather general, so as to be interpreted by loose constructionists liberally.
- This is perhaps the most contentious of the founding principles and the one that most influences the strict constructionist versus loose constructionist arguments of today.
- Jefferson and Madison also had strict and loose constructionist policies with respect to military issues.

Definition of loose construction in US English:

loose construction

noun

Law

A broad interpretation of a statute or document by a court.
Example sentencesExamples
- With this legislation, tribunals are given explicit assistance in two forms, which should detract from the need to adopt a loose construction of the language.
- Mr Watson for his part does not argue for some loose construction; it is, as I have said, for a purposive construction for which he argues.
- Through loose construction, the early leaders of the United States were able to improve aspects of the Constitution, which eventually improved the overall life of the American citizens.
- In 1819, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of loose construction in the McCulloch vs. Maryland lawsuit.

单词	loose construction
释义	Definition of loose construction in US English: loose construction noun Law A broad interpretation of a statute or document by a court. Example sentencesExamples Through loose construction, the early leaders of the United States were able to improve aspects of the Constitution, which eventually improved the overall life of the American citizens. Mr Watson for his part does not argue for some loose construction; it is, as I have said, for a purposive construction for which he argues. In 1819, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of loose construction in the McCulloch vs. Maryland lawsuit. With this legislation, tribunals are given explicit assistance in two forms, which should detract from the need to adopt a loose construction of the language. Derivatives loose constructionist noun Law Both strict and loose constructionists believe in implied powers. Example sentencesExamples A strict constructionist believes the constitution should be interpreted literally or strictly, while a loose constructionist believes in a broad or loose interpretation of the Constitution. I am attempting to be concise and rather general, so as to be interpreted by loose constructionists liberally. This is perhaps the most contentious of the founding principles and the one that most influences the strict constructionist versus loose constructionist arguments of today. Jefferson and Madison also had strict and loose constructionist policies with respect to military issues. Definition of loose construction in US English: loose construction noun Law A broad interpretation of a statute or document by a court. Example sentencesExamples With this legislation, tribunals are given explicit assistance in two forms, which should detract from the need to adopt a loose construction of the language. Mr Watson for his part does not argue for some loose construction; it is, as I have said, for a purposive construction for which he argues. Through loose construction, the early leaders of the United States were able to improve aspects of the Constitution, which eventually improved the overall life of the American citizens. In 1819, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of loose construction in the McCulloch vs. Maryland lawsuit.
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