Sentence examples for more strictly interpret from inspiring English sources
The new rabbi, in an effort to more strictly interpret religious law regarding travel by vehicle on the Sabbath, has closed the handicapped parking area so worshipers will not drive.
In the late 1970s and early 1980s disability recipiency rates fell, first because program gatekeepers were urged to more strictly interpret existing rules, and then because Congress in 1980 required SSA to reevaluate all current recipients to see if they still met the medical standards.
On the campaign trail, Mr. Bush has said he wants justices who strictly interpret the Constitution.
Conservatives objected that judges were usurping the role of legislators and should strictly interpret the Constitution based its original meaning.
Mr. Bush is on record as saying that he will appoint justices who will "strictly interpret" the Constitution.
The president said here that Senators Kerry and Edwards were typical of the Democrats who "apparently don't want judges who strictly interpret and apply the law".
He promised to appoint judges "who will strictly interpret the Constitution," as opposed to "liberal, activist judges who will use their bench to subvert the legislature".
Gorsuch took the podium following Trump's introduction and promised to be a justice who will strictly interpret the law instead of legislating from the bench.
However, if strictly interpreted, the proposals would put them under even more pressure than now to make tough decisions, such as replacing their staff with private contractors.
Instead, if nature conservation policies will develop towards creating strictly interpreted 'wildernesses' and excluding traditional engagements, we assume that some more elementary transformations in reindeer herding will follow.
Given the lack of quantitative information about reaction kinetics, a reasonable approach is to use Boolean models, which represent concentrations of proteins with a few discrete qualitative levels (strictly interpreted, the term "Boolean" implies variables can only take two values, but we use it in the more general sense that allows more than two discrete levels variables).
