Sentence examples for commitment to strict from inspiring English sources

This too was a young American-born religion persecuted for diverging from mainstream doctrine, but drawing members through its commitment to strict moral values, he said.

While the activist organization Common Cause applauded the six-count indictment as "a welcome statement about the Justice Department's commitment to strict enforcement of our campaign finance laws," the head of an ethics advocacy group in Washington disagreed.

Mr. Barak's nomination of Mr. Klein for the bank governorship signaled a continuing commitment to strict anti-inflation policies at a time when inflation here has fallen to its lowest level in a generation.

Herder's theoretical commitment to strict secularism in biblical interpretation led him to interpretive discoveries concerning the Bible which were themselves of epoch-making importance.

To the extent that victims are allowed to have a substantial role in influencing punishment or even in the selection of whom to indict, the court will be jettisoning its original commitment to strict, procedural legalism.

From a historical point of view it is evident that, at least in the United States, the real cause of creationism is not Christianity but fundamentalism (i.e., commitment to strict literal inerrant interpretation of a holy text such as the Bible).

A central architect of the Fed's efforts to stimulate the economy, she is seen by many liberal Democrats as sharing their commitment to stricter regulation of the financial system.

Luis Vizcaino, a Sanchez U.S. Senate campaign spokesman, said afterward that any suggestion that Sanchez's absence from the sit-in indicates a lack of commitment to stricter gun controls is "outrageous".

To curb the illegal side of the trade, Ms. Lyons suggests, Indonesia needs to acknowledge the problem and make a commitment to more strict enforcement of its laws.

Yusuf wanted the guarantees of a stronger sharia, a commitment to a strict line on God's divine law; Sherif wanted to be re-elected.

Many people in Turkey are already wary of the Justice and Development Party's commitment to the strict secular government that the country has developed over the past 80 years.