Sentence examples for stringent interpretation from inspiring English sources
In the Paulin case, even the most stringent interpretation of the hate speech doctrine may apply.
Now, under the state's stringent interpretation of the federal Adoption and Safe Families Act, all current and prospective foster and adoptive parents must be fingerprinted.
Mr. Lieberman's form of observance makes clear that Orthodox Judaism is a continuum that ranges from lenient to stringent interpretation of Jewish law.
Mr. Khan puts forth that this could be used to the more stringent interpretation of immigration law in the United States in comparison to Canada's more flexible interpretation.
Dennis M. Kelleher of Better Markets, a nonprofit that is at odds with banks as it pushes for stringent interpretation of the Dodd- Frank law.
There would likely be more lawsuits if the bill was passed — the point, after all, was to allow more people to sue — but there was no reason to expect a deluge, since, before the Court's decision, it's probable that most potential litigants had assumed a less stringent interpretation of the time limit anyway.
Mr. Marcus's decision took current and former investigators at the Education Department by surprise, as Ms. DeVos has gone to great lengths to limit civil rights enforcement to stringent interpretations of federal law.
Also, some have suggested that as most child and adolescent research diagnostic interviews are based on stringent interpretations of DSM and ICD criteria, current instruments might underdetect bipolar disorder.
He's been calling this play one way his entire career and now in the middle of October he's supposed to adjust on the fly to a more stringent rule interpretation?
In summary, there are several reasons for stringent handling and interpretation of different control-group designs.
Our laboratory criteria to diagnose HME in this study are patterned after those of the Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists (CSTE), although our criteria are even more stringent regarding PCR interpretation (24 ).
