Sentence examples for strict forms of from inspiring English sources
27,000 votes currently separate Trump and Clinton in Wisconsin, where 300,000 registered voters, according to a federal court, lacked strict forms of voter ID.
At the turn of the 21st century, the Arab creative writer operated at a local level within a social environment that, more often than not, constrained freedom of expression and indeed subjected literature to strict forms of censorship.
It captures the fact that the eclectic and inventive Adams - who cut his compositional teeth as a member of the minimalist school in the 1970s and 1980s, and then moved on into less strict forms of tonal music - is almost certainly America's most widely performed contemporary composer.
Strict prudential Evidentialism doesn't enjoy much of a following; indeed, as with most strict forms of Evidentialism, it is hard to see how it could be motivated.
It is well known that the courts of chancery in England were formerly entirely in the hands of ecclesiastics, who took advantage of the strict forms of the common law, to introduce a foreign mode of jurisprudence under the specious name of Equity.
The NoSQL systems mentioned above have reacted and responded to the CAP theorem in various ways, most often by allowing for relaxed notions of consistency, yet more recent developments such as Google's Spanner [6] and F1 [25] claim to be able to go back to strict forms of consistency.
A strict form of Islam was enforced and extortion was rampant.
No, it was within the preset strict form of the folk song that Grainger's imagination thrived.
A Pashtun commander and adherent of Wahhabism, the strict form of Islam practiced in Saudi Arabia, he has told diplomats that he opposes international peacekeepers.
Saudi Arabia, which practices a strict form of Sunni Islam, is uncomfortable with the rise of a Shiite majority to power in Iraq.
However, the al-Qaida-linked militants still hold much of the south, where they have restricted access to aid agencies and imposed a strict form of sharia.
