Sentence examples for strictly interpreted from inspiring English sources

Darwinism, strictly interpreted, describes a world that is random, haphazard and mostly unpredictable.

The geometrical size effect is strictly interpreted from the viewpoint of fracture mechanics.

As an originalist, he thinks texts can be strictly interpreted, without trying to get into legislators' minds.

Writing for the majority, Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. said the statute of limitations must be strictly interpreted to protect employers against "stale claims" and "tardy lawsuits".

However, provocation was strictly interpreted at the time and the diminished responsibility defence was enacted only in 1957, partly as a result of Ellis's case.

At a still higher level of abstraction lie declarative and scripting languages, which are strictly interpreted languages and often drive applications running in Web browsers and mobile devices.

On the campaign trail, Mr. Bush has said he wants justices who strictly interpret the Constitution.

Conservatives objected that judges were usurping the role of legislators and should strictly interpret the Constitution based its original meaning.

Mr. Bush is on record as saying that he will appoint justices who will "strictly interpret" the Constitution.

MCCAIN: I would want to know that nominee's overall record of strictly interpreting the Constitution of the United States.

The president said here that Senators Kerry and Edwards were typical of the Democrats who "apparently don't want judges who strictly interpret and apply the law".