Sentence examples for a stricter application from inspiring English sources
Boko Haram, which roughly translates as "Western education forbidden," seeks to impose a stricter application of Shariah, or Islamic, law across the largely Muslim northern half of Nigeria.
Not only will he opt out of any further integration, but he wants to undo some of the EU's finely balanced bargains of the past.It may be possible to have a stricter application of "subsidiarity", the doctrine that the EU should act only when it can do things better than national governments.
More recently arrived refugees, however, including Edmund Grindal, the future Archbishop of Canterbury, favoured a stricter application of the book.
The report on the role of women in industry summarizes some of these achievements, while insisting for a stricter application of the principle of equality.
On May 31, Interior Minister Claude Guéant and Labor Minister Xavier Bertrand of France sent a memo — now called the "May 31 Circular" — to all prefectures in France, demanding a stricter application of the law regarding the status of foreign students applying for work permits and demanding a tightening of the number of permits issued.
Although BH's stated objectives to date have been relatively obscure -- a stricter application of sharia law and greater equality for Muslims in the region -- more radical elements ultimately seek secession in Nigeria.
Critics point out that a strict application of these rules would make for very strange writing.
Some situations call for a strict application of rules, others do not.
Similar concerns have motivated other courts, as well as the District of Columbia Circuit, to resist a strict application of the "separate products" tests to similar questions of "technological tying".
The French authorities tried to temper a strict application of the law with what they saw as a dose of humanity.
A strict application of stare decisis may lead to rigidity and to legal hairsplitting, whereas too much flexibility may result in uncertainty as to the law.
