Sentence examples for more strict interpretation from inspiring English sources

In recent years, some Islamic parties have encouraged a more strict interpretation of the religion, arguing that they need to protect the country against creeping Westernization.

He can propose federal tort reform, appoint judges who are more likely to respect the proper judicial role and use his bully pulpit to advance a more strict interpretation of the Constitution and the separation of powers.

It will be interesting to see if rabbis and scholars agree that a larger "American interest" should become a factor in their interpretations of acceptable Sabbath work in the future, or whether some rabbis will insist on a more strict interpretation.

Many reject this R2P-driven, fluid notion of sovereignty, promoting instead a more strict interpretation.

The WALK-question was better at predicting the more strict interpretation of the current PA recommendations, while PHAS better at predicting the less strict interpretation.

More authority, more strict interpretations of the Bible, more sermons about sin and suffering and sacrifice, more rigor about who is and who isn't getting to go to heaven.

Whilst we could have been more strict in our interpretation of the criteria for a systematic review and exclude a greater number of potentially eligible records before reaching the stage of data extraction, this would not have necessarily restricted the analysis to reviews with higher AMSTAR scores.

His remarks were designed to put pressure on the new church leadership to return to the issue more quickly than a strict interpretation of the church's rules allows.

Many church leaders in Africa, Asia and South America say that homosexuality violates a strict interpretation of Scripture and their cultural mores.

Although some analysts had offered persuasive legal and social arguments for adopting a more expansive and generous interpretation of what the law requires, the strict interpretation prevailed in a final rule issued by the I.R.S. last week.

This suggests that there are more minimally indicated states, which would be an oxymoron on the strict interpretation.