Sentence examples for stricter practice from inspiring English sources

The points of difference e.g., a stricter practice of ahimsa ("noninjury") and the absence of sacrifices for the deceased in Jainism do not give offense to orthodox Hindus.

These stricter practices led to questions about due process.

But is it possible, should it be done and is such a strict practice really needed?

He said it was a strict practice in the police laboratory to avoid declaring a match.

Baseball doesn't necessarily have to conform suddenly to the strictest practice of political correctness, but its officials and teams might want to try their hand at consistency.

Following strict practice implemented after the Flood to appease the heavens, Tammu is sacrificed, causing the distraught Inanna to descend to the underworld and persuade Death to give him up.

A strict practice among the trainers of Lashkar-e-Taiba, the former Lashkar fighter told The Times, was a system of changing the names of the members every few months, so that everyone had layers of names that were discarded over time.

No wonder Antia grew resentful and the strict practice of religion became so attractive to her.

He made me understand that meditation doesn't need to be a strict practice, either -- you don't have to have an altar filled with gifts; you don't have to sit erect on the floor or in a chair; if you have an itch, by all means scratch it!

The reluctance of GPs to visit patients in institutional settings has been discussed previously and factors such as a desire amongst GPs to maintain strict practice boundaries and the perceived trivial nature of visiting requests have been cited as barriers to the provision of general medical services to older people in these settings [ 27].

I am not a super-strict practicing Jew, and it was nice to feel like other people are human, too".