Sentence examples for English applies from inspiring English sources

However, the botanical name "Agarwood" in English applies to more than fifteen different species (Aquilaria apiculina, found in the Philippines; Aquilaria baillonil, found in Cambodia; Aquilaria baccarain, found in Indonesia; Aquilaria brachyantha, found in Malaysia; Aquilaria crasna, found in Thailand, Malaysia and Cambodia; Aquilaria sinensis, found in Taiwan, etc).

He moved to New York, learned English, applied for asylum, found food service work.

"The festival is about what the West can bring to Russia and what Russia can bring to the West," he said in his perfect English, applying his fork and knife to his white fish in a caper sauce.

Many people here are well-educated — they want to get on and they want books that will help them read and write English, apply for jobs, fill-in forms".

Does this rule of speaking English apply to all Europeans or just to those from developing countries (from the subcontinent)?

The normal rules of English apply to unit names, where a hyphen is incorporated into the adjectival sense, e.g. "a 25-kilogram sphere".

A co-author fluent in Swahili and English applied these broad codes to remaining transcripts using ATLAS.ti [ 33].

Other requirements, such as fluency in English, apply.

Are the nuances of the ancient languages (Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek) flattened when a single English term applies to all, given that concordances gather English equivalents from both Testaments?

The Application of English Law Act sets out the extent to which English law applies in Singapore today.

Under the Common Law principle of freedom of contract, if a party chooses English law as the law of the contract and the law of the forum, then English law applies.