There's a strict interpretation in which that statement is true.

Under a strict interpretation of the Law, these players are breaking the rules.

I think that usage is the key, not strict interpretation.

In keeping with a strict interpretation of religious law, women's voices are not heard.

Again, on a strict interpretation, the question could have been answered in the affirmative.

Surely this law will be upheld after its strict interpretation.

According to the strict interpretation of the rules, this is in fact illegal interference.

They pushed county election officials to apply the strictest interpretation of the rules.

But at that time, the federal officials said they would insist on a stricter interpretation of the law after Jan. 1, 2000.

And the regulators are relying on support of their strict interpretation by European courts.

The officer was not all that committed to such a strict interpretation of his license plate.

The agreement of these two favors the strict interpretation.

"There will no doubt be people who will read it as a strict interpretation," she said.

Chronologically and from a strict interpretation of the Rules, this question should have fallen.

The government responded with stricter interpretations and enforcement of Islamic laws.

Legalism advocated a strict interpretation of the law in every respect.

Until now, officials said, they followed a strict interpretation of the laws regardless of result.

The movement has pledged to govern the republic under its strict interpretation of Islamic law.

There will certainly be a stricter interpretation of unnecessary roughness.

All of this is based on a strict interpretation of the Constitution, leaving most authority with the states.

The punishment for such apostasy is, according to strict interpretations of Islam, death.

Increasingly strict interpretations are being applied in the courts of the US and other countries.

McVinney took a strict interpretation of canon law regarding divorce.

The District has been criticized for its strict interpretation of its "no weapons" policy.

The Court of Appeals hasn't helped matters by insisting on strict interpretation.