They similarly took a strict view on the question of divine attributes, arguing that God's simplicity ruled out the acceptance of any attributes distinct from God's essence.
There are people who take a stricter view of open source, and they are essentially forking Firefox.
Jefferson, on the other hand, took a stricter view of the Constitution: parsing the text carefully, he found no specific authorization for a national bank.
Furthermore, centrosomes have complex nuclear evolutionary relationships and even the strict view of an endomembrane system as a eukaryotic feature is challenged by the presence of membranous systems in prokaryotes.
The "that" he is asked about are the veiled women, the poverty, the strict view of Islamic law.
I find it amusing that the M.P.A.A. and the Recording Industry Association of America are so successful at marketing their intellectual property yet so miserably ineffective at presenting their strict view of copyright law to the public.
Moore, however, was forced by his strict view of intrinsic goodness to use only the holistic formulation.
The scientific expertise of the university in marine and maritime sciences and technologies also corresponds with this strict view of science commercialisation unequivocally.
It is this outreach, combined with the group's restrained conduct in Falluja, that gives Isis an advantage in securing tribal support in Anbar in particular, where some negotiated handovers of territory to Isis' authority have taken place and where hope has been expressed that Isis will not be harsh in imposing its strict view of Islamic law on the tribes.
As this is consistent with our society's still fairly strict view of gender norms when it comes to men - being feminine is not "OK" - this makes some sense.
