Sentence examples for severe interpretation of from inspiring English sources

The punishment: under the most severe interpretation of sharia law - to be stoned to death in public.

Under his severe interpretation of Islam, Mullah Muhammad Omar, the Taliban leader, barred girls and women from most forms of education.

Anarchists loathed religion, seeing it as another form of tyranny to be destroyed; Islamists want their severe interpretation of religion to be obeyed by everyone.

These groups — the Nusra Front and the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria — have attracted foreign jihadis, used terrorist tactics and vowed to create a society in Syria ruled by their severe interpretation of Islamic law.

In 1996 the Taliban seized Kabul and instituted a severe interpretation of Islamic law that, for example, forbade female education and prescribed the severing of hands, or even execution, as punishment for petty crimes.

In part, he has been hemmed in by the policies of the national Labour Party: outside London, the Party's traditional white working-class base voted heavily to leave the E.U., and Corbyn, a longtime Euroskeptic, has been a meek opponent of May's severe interpretation of the result.

The use of the standard instead of the severe interpretation in the analysis showed a similar trend, identifying the same risk factors with similar regression coefficients (Table  2).

There are several interpretations of this pattern.

However, this effect was of lower magnitude than that described in the SIT-negative cattle population [overall proportion of T-/C + in the 4th Q was 21.2% (95% CI 16.8-26.3) in IFN-γ negative (0.05 threshold) cattle anegative (95% CI 36.9-43.7) in SIT-negative (severe interpretation) cattle] suggesting that the performance of the IFN-γ assay was better for detection of older bTB-infected animals.

During these herd-episodes, there were a total of 183 955 'standard reactors' and 'reactors under severe interpretation', 20 884 'standard inconclusive reactors', and 1896 'inconclusive reactors under severe interpretation'.

For invisible technologies in particular, a name can have a severe impact on the interpretation of what it entails and the development of attitudes.