Sentence examples for from a strict interpretation from inspiring English sources
I.N.S. agents have also begun to back away from a strict interpretation of the statutes in an effort to temper the impact of the law on some of those convicted and their families.
Thus the principle of laïcité (secularism) has been deployed not to protect the religious freedom of the Maghrebi minorities, as would follow from a strict interpretation of the 1905 law of separation of churches from the state, but to question their Frenchness.
This law is another in a string of social legislation that is moving the country away from a strict interpretation of the Quran.
The Taliban, of course, introduced their own system, which drew its legitimacy from a strict interpretation of Sharia law.
After being burnt by excessive militarism, but recognizing that a country may want or need some way to responding when things heat up, Japan has slowly been edging away from a strict interpretation of Article 9, towards what the rest of the world might call a normal military.
This study demonstrated that after a case of invasive meningococcal disease, more prescriptions for chemoprophylaxis are dispensed than would be expected from a strict interpretation of the United Kingdom guidelines [ 12].
The Taliban are fighting to overthrow the foreign-backed government of President Ashraf Ghani, expel foreign forces from Afghanistan, and impose a strict interpretation of Islamic law.
"They felt there was sufficient evidence to show that their affairs had changed with the passage of time, which was, from the point of view of a strict interpretation of the law, an almost impossible argument to put forward, however much sympathy was felt for it.
Many church leaders in Africa, Asia and South America say that homosexuality violates a strict interpretation of Scripture and their cultural mores.
A strict interpretation of this would prevent an investment bank from both advising a client on a complex securities transaction and giving him a firm price for the transaction.
