Sentence examples for strict ruling from inspiring English sources

The Qurʾān provides instructions giving guidance on this matter but not a strict ruling.

Estimates made in 2011 by respected research organizations suggested that some 2 million to 3.9 million non-working spouses and dependents would be harmed by the strict ruling.

One of the challenges faced by the new chief rabbi will be the London Beth Din or religious court which critics say is controlled by rigidly ultra-Orthodox judges whose strict rulings on matters such as divorce and marriage went unchallenged by his predecessor, Lord Jonathan Sacks.

A few months ago, a French defamation court known for its strict rulings reviewed the details and sided with those who argued that this video was staged by the Palestinian cameraman for France 2 TV the only "witness".

And if Google does end up facing a stricter ruling in Europe than in the United States, the issue of whether successful companies in the United States get a fair hearing in Brussels is likely to emerge once again.

The Vows of Individual Liberation are stricter, ruling out all forms of sexual activity and laying down detailed regulations for monastic etiquette and deportment.

At a minimum, these states must put in place strict rules barring judges from ruling in cases involving major financial supporters.

The decision follows a number of stricter rulings made in French courts after pressure from Promouvoir.

The council not only endorses the existing legal restrictions that jail Ahmadis for 'posing as Muslim,' and the consequent apartheid of Ahmadis in Pakistan, but suggests stricter rulings and further banishment of the community.

However, a strict legal ruling could still throw out the votes, putting Mr Gore ahead.

Since a strict Supreme Court ruling in 1976, there is only one comparable instance of a court issuing a gag order on a newspaper to ensure a fair trial.