Sentence examples for stricter view of from inspiring English sources

There are people who take a stricter view of open source, and they are essentially forking Firefox.

But regulators are likely to take a stricter view of the law, arguing that the fact that Mr. Bush had a business relationship with Mr. Walters was sufficient ground for him to abstain from voting on loans for Mr. Walters from Silverado.

The cluster of relations associated with the stricter view of science commercialisation, i.e. patents and contracted R&D projects, interacts with entrepreneurship and governance policies.

Jefferson, on the other hand, took a stricter view of the Constitution: parsing the text carefully, he found no specific authorization for a national bank.

Such complaints have become more common in the last three years, since the department adopted a stricter view of colleges' legal obligations, and warned that many of them were in violation.

The "that" he is asked about are the veiled women, the poverty, the strict view of Islamic law.

Barr's letters advance a strict view of Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 6 e)(3)(E), which limits disclosure of information from grand jury proceedings to five specific situations.

Paul's moral standards coincided with the strictest view of Jewish communities in the Greek-speaking Diaspora (the dispersal of the Jews from their traditional homeland).

Melanchthon took the more liberal position that some features of Reformation theology were comparatively minor and therefore open to compromise, but Flacius maintained a strict view of Luther's beliefs and refused to yield to negotiation on any point.

Senate Republicans argued that Halligan's work pursuing a lawsuit against the gun-manufacturing industry on behalf of the state showed her to be a "judicial activist" who would not hold a strict view of the Constitution.

I find it amusing that the M.P.A.A. and the Recording Industry Association of America are so successful at marketing their intellectual property yet so miserably ineffective at presenting their strict view of copyright law to the public.