In fact, the governor has been criticized for exaggerating the law's strictness.
In internal policy, however, he committed the grave error of quarreling with one of the two main Jewish ecclesiastical parties, the Pharisees who followed the Law with great strictness and with whom the Maccabean movement had in origin close affinity and siding with their opponents, the more liberal Sadducees.
The latter is government's latest official catchphrase, set out by Xi and lauded by state media as a brilliant guide to China's future: comprehensively building a moderately prosperous society, deepening reform, governing the country according to law and applying strictness in governing the party.
The latter is the latest official catchphrase, set out by Xi and lauded by state media as a brilliant guide to China's future: comprehensively building a moderately prosperous society, deepening reform, governing the country according to law and applying strictness in governing the party.
We still stand in need of a clear argument for how rationality leads to the anomalism principle; there are the substantial problems surrounding the status of the causal closure of the physical and its bearing on monism; and the cause-law principle's strictness requirement is still in need of a compelling rationale.
He said he believed offices had "their own take" on social security law in terms of the strictness with which they were sanctioning people, and that "management, and the culture of [Jobcentre Plus] – with only a few exceptions – viewed claimants with contempt".
According to the National Conference of State Legislatures, 32 states have some form of voter ID law, with varying degrees of strictness.
The ruling coterie fears the Arab spring may yet provoke its youthful, internet-using population of 30m into more forcefully airing grievances, such as the strictness of Islamic laws and the lack of jobs.
Efforts to compare the strictness of gun laws and the level of violence across major American cities are fraught with contradiction and complication, not least because of varying degrees of coordination between local and state laws and differing levels of enforcement.
That's all perfectly true, but limiting, since the more significant truth is that many, many other countries — probably the majority of what we usually call free ones — also have laws, with varying degrees of strictness, against hate speech, or "incitement to racial hatred".
