Sentence examples for a strict version from inspiring English sources

Boko Haram began its insurgency just over a decade ago, seeking to impose a strict version of sharia, or Islamic law, in the north.

In the areas ISIL controlled, it imposed a strict version of Islamic law.

Nine of Nigeria's 37 states have introduced a strict version of Islamic law since 2000.

A strict version of the monotonicity condition introduced by Maskin is necessary under the solution concept of rationalizability.

The Saudi rulers follow a strict version of Sunni Islam shared by the majority of the country's population.

In that zone, which centred on the eastern city of Al-Raqqah, it imposed a strict version of Islamic law.

The bill is a stricter version of Russia's recent ban on gay "propaganda".

And she was recently critical of the efforts by the House Financial Services Committee to repeal parts of Dodd-Frank that push swaps out of bank holding companies, even though she original opposed a stricter version of that language back in 2010.

In New York City, on Oct. 23, Mayor Bloomberg vetoed a bill, passed 44 to 5 by the City Council, that in one significant way -- a stricter version of a legal concept called "assignee liability" -- would have gone further than any other legislation in the nation.

To placate those who wanted to see a stricter version, some senators were pushing a provision that would give regulators less say in how to enforce the rule.In this section Learning to crawl Clearing the usual suspects Bang or whimper?

Given the fact that ∑ n = 1 N b n p n incurs an outage probability upper-bound, (P2) is actually a stricter version of (P1) with tighter constraints.